For HR Teams

    Run onboarding for everyone, without chasing anyone.

    You coordinate every department, field “what do I do next?” and build status reports by hand. Unboredly gives each new hire a clear list and a way to ask for help, and gives you one view of all of it.

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    UnboredlyHR admin
    • One view of every new hireDashboard
    • Invitations under controlEmployees
    • The same good start, every timeOnboarding Library
    • Check-ins you can readCheck-In
    Lit up: the 4 places this lives in the app.

    What it does

    Built into the product today, and where to find it.

    Each item names the page it lives on, exactly as it appears in Unboredly.

    • 01

      One view of every new hire

      See who needs attention, who’s on track and who hasn’t started yet, without opening a spreadsheet.

      Dashboard

    • 02

      Invitations under control

      Resend an invitation, copy its link or delete it, and see at a glance who has activated their account.

      Employees

    • 03

      The same good start, every time

      Templates per role, plus starter tasks by job level and industry, so no new hire depends on who happens to be onboarding them.

      Onboarding Library

    • 04

      Check-ins you can read

      Weekly check-ins cover mood, clarity, support and confidence, with wins, blockers and questions. HR admins and the direct manager can read them.

      Check-In

    • 05

      Company knowledge in one place

      Your company profile, Org Chart and Acronym Bible, so new hires can find who’s who and what the shorthand means.

      Company

    • 06

      Reports without the spreadsheet

      Completion, drop-off and friction points on Analytics, and people at risk on the Executive Dashboard.

      Analytics

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