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Carry a person from offer to first salary on one checklist.

Recruitment & Onboarding carries a person from offer to first salary without the usual gaps. Offer, acceptance, documents collected, ID card, bank details, PF number, uniform and tools issued all sit on one checklist with a name against each line. The employee record is created once, and payroll starts from it.

What it is

Joining a small company is usually a chair, a form and somebody saying come tomorrow. The Aadhaar copy goes into a file, the bank details go to accounts on WhatsApp, and the PF number turns up three weeks later.

A joining checklist makes the same work visible. Each item names who owns it and when it is due, so nothing waits on a person who did not know it was his.

Inside the module

What recruitment & onboarding does.

Offer to acceptance

The offer letter comes from your template with salary and joining date, and is sent and tracked until the person says yes in writing.

The joining checklist

Documents, bank account, uniform, tools, ID card, seat and login. An owner and a date sit against every line. Nothing waits.

Papers collected once

Aadhaar, PAN, bank proof, certificates and photographs are uploaded at joining, then used by payroll and statutory filings.

One record, not four

The candidate becomes an employee without retyping. Payroll, leave and attendance read the same name and number. One name.

First week, written down

Safety induction, who to report to, shift timing, and the person who will show him the machine.

Probation dates that come back

A confirmation due in three months appears when it is due, and not a year later during an argument.

Who touches it

The people who open this every day.

HR executive

Runs the checklist, chases missing documents and confirms the person is ready before day one.

Reporting manager

Knows who is joining on Monday, and what he must arrange before then.

Accounts assistant

Picks up bank details and salary structure from the record, in time for the first payroll.

How it fits

It is one part of a system, not an island.

A module earns its place by what it passes to the next one. These are the connections we set up most often.

  • Candidate tracking
  • Employee database
  • Payroll management
  • HR document management
  • Attendance and time tracking
Common questions

Questions owners ask about recruitment & onboarding.

Can the new joiner fill his own details before he arrives?

Yes. A link sent after acceptance lets him enter address, bank and emergency contact, and upload his documents from home. HR checks them and does not type them, which removes most day-one delays. It saves a day.

Does this cope when we hire in batches before the season?

It does. Twenty people joining on the same Monday get the same checklist, and the screen shows which of them still lack a bank account or a safety induction.

Does this handle contract and agency staff too?

Yes, with their own checklist. Agency workers usually need police verification, a contractor reference and a shorter document list. Our software for schools and colleges handles the same step for teachers joining before an academic year.

Is a joining form on paper still acceptable?

For two or three joinings a year, it is fine. What breaks is the sixth month, when somebody asks for a document that was filed in a cupboard by a person who has since left.

Talk to us

Tell us how you handle recruitment & onboarding today.

A spreadsheet, a register or another system: say which, and we will tell you plainly what is worth changing.

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