When an offer is accepted, the orchestrator provisions accounts, sets up tooling, schedules intros, and delivers day-one readiness — without HR chasing 20 systems.
Onboarding is the single most cross-functional process in most companies — HRIS, IT, IAM, payroll, collaboration, training. Every handoff is a chance for something to stall. An agent-driven flow closes the gaps and makes day-one predictable.
The HRIS trigger kicks off a workflow that creates identities, requests hardware, and reserves seats in training.
Accounts, licenses, and access are staged ahead of day one. Calendars are populated with orientation and intros.
The new hire arrives to a working environment; the agent checks each item and flags any gaps to the right owner.
A board-ready view of the offer-accepted flow from trigger through HR, IT, payroll, manager readiness, and day-one confirmation.
A 360-degree onboarding view that shows how employee, manager, HR, IT, payroll, learning, and facilities actions stay connected.
A new-hire journey pack that helps the employee understand the team, schedule, company context, training path, and essential reading.
Engineering, sales, ops — each role has its own onboarding template, editable without touching code.
Hiring managers see provisioning progress in their tools of choice (Slack, Teams, email).
Country-specific requirements (payroll, compliance forms) are included in the right sequence.
Stalled items escalate automatically; nothing gets lost in a shared inbox.