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Onboarding Automation

New customers or hires, onboarded without a checklist slipping.

Welcome sequences, document collection, account provisioning, and day-N check-ins triggered automatically. Whether it's a new client or a new employee, the experience is consistent and the busywork is gone.

Typical pilot
4 to 8 weeks
Pricing model
Fixed scope, fixed price
Coverage
USA · UK · Remote-first
NDA available
Yes
In short

What is onboarding automation?

Onboarding automation uses triggered workflows to run the repetitive steps of bringing on a new client or employee, welcome messages, document collection, account provisioning, and scheduled check-ins, without anyone manually coordinating each step.

A signed contract or accepted offer kicks off the sequence: the welcome goes out, intake forms are sent and chased, accounts are provisioned, calendar invites land, and check-ins fire at day 3, 30, and 90. Whether it is a customer or a new hire, the experience is identical every time and the busywork disappears. One professional-services team we built this for cut new-client onboarding from nine days to thirty-six hours.

Get your free plan

Tell us one thing. See onboarding automation run.

Add a couple of details, get a personalized result and a live look at the system, then we carry everything into a tailored plan, no retyping.

Run the numbers first

Before you talk to us, see what onboarding automation is costing you.

Adjust the sliders. The number on the right is what staying manual costs in a year. Conservative math, defensible assumptions, no signup to see the result.

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The problem

What's actually painful about onboarding automation today.

Onboarding is a flurry of manual work: kickoff invite, contract handoff, intake form, welcome pack, intro calls. Things slip. The experience is inconsistent. The ops lead spends a day per new client just herding the process.

Whether it's a new customer or a new hire, the feeling of 'did anyone send that?' is the opposite of the one you want to leave.

The cost of standing still

What staying manual actually costs.

  • 01Hours per week the team spends on onboarding automation work that could run itself12 to 25Mid-sized teams routinely bleed a full-time role to manual coordination in this area.
  • 02How long it takes for a new onboarding automation initiative to compound8 to 16 wksBecause every change has to be done by hand, then redone by hand next quarter.
  • 03Share of onboarding automation decisions that depend on one person being available60%+When they're on PTO or sick, the work doesn't just slow, it stalls.
The shift
"A 12-person agency cut new-client onboarding from 9 days to 36 hours."

A single onboarding pipeline triggered by a signed contract: welcome → intake → provisioning → kickoff → day-3 check-in. The client sees a clean status page; the team sees what's done and what's next.

What's possible now

What changes once the system runs.

01
Every new customer or hire follows the same clean pipeline, no checklist to remember
02
Welcome, intake, and provisioning happen automatically on the right cadence
03
Day-3, day-30, day-90 check-ins are scheduled without anyone scheduling them
04
Operations time per onboarding cut dramatically, often a full day saved per client
05
A consistent first impression, every time, that scales with you
The system we buildPrescribe

Here's the system that runs onboarding automation end to end.

Every onboarding automation engagement builds the same four-stage system, adapted to your operation. Press Run the system below to watch one piece of work move through every step.
The system · live run
  1. 01
    Trigger

    A signed contract, accepted offer, or new signup kicks off the sequence, no manual start.

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  2. 02
    Intake & provision

    Personalized intake forms collect what's needed; completed responses provision accounts and tools automatically.

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  3. 03
    Kickoff

    Calendars book, briefs go out, and intro materials are delivered on the right schedule.

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  4. 04
    Check in

    Day-3, day-30, and day-90 check-ins are queued automatically, by email, Slack, or your tool of choice.

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Try it on your workflow

Map a workflow you actually run. See what it costs.

Drag the steps into the order your team actually does them. We show you the hours and dollars the manual version costs, and exactly which steps the system takes off your plate.

What we believe

Principles

  1. 01

    Outcome, not output

    We measure success by hours reclaimed, deals closed, errors removed, not by tickets filed.

  2. 02

    Boring over clever

    We pick the most boring, durable technology that solves the problem. Cleverness is a liability.

  3. 03

    Fixed price, fixed scope

    No open-ended retainers. Every engagement ships with a one-page scope you can hold us to.

  4. 04

    Build to hand off

    We document, train, and hand over. The system is yours to run, modify, or extend without us.

Where we work
Questions
  • Both. The mechanics are the same, welcome, collect, provision, follow up, and we build whichever (or both) you need.

How it works

We work with your existing HRIS, CRM, contract tools, calendar, and comms, connecting them into a single onboarding pipeline.

Stack details shared during scoping, under NDA.

≤ 4 hrs
Avg response
EN · ES · UR · HI
Languages
USA · UK · EU
Coverage
Full ET/GMT
Time overlap
Fixed scope
Engagement
Standard + mutual
NDA
Working with us
Next step

Ready to automate onboarding automation?

Run the audit above, or book a 15-minute scoping call. We'll send back a one-page scope in 48 hours.

Response time

≤ 4 business hours

Coverage

USA · UK · EU

Team

10 engineers · 1 PM