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Onboarding

Hiring does not end at “approved”.

Humanno preserves useful company and role context, while keeping employment status and onboarding access under explicit team control.

Approved application ≠ employee record ≠ onboarding access

Post-decision boundaryExplicit handoff
01 · CandidateApplication approvedThe hiring decision and candidate note are confirmed.
02 · IdentityCreate or link employeeThe team resolves the right record and prevents duplicates.
03 · AccessAssign and inviteOnboarding begins only when the team is ready.
Three reviewable actions keep identity and access under team control.
The post-decision boundary

Approval is not a hidden conversion.

The recruiter can review each transition, resolve duplicates, and invite the right employee account.

01 · Decision

Approve the application

The hiring outcome and candidate message are confirmed.

02 · Employee

Create or link the record

The recruiter chooses the employee identity and avoids duplicate records.

03 · Onboarding

Assign and invite

Role-relevant onboarding is assigned before the invitation is sent.

Structured first weeks

Give every new employee a clear starting path.

Create courses, assign role-relevant learning, and follow completion from the organization workspace.

Day 1

Company essentials

Context, policies, systems, and the people a new hire needs to know.

Week 1

Role foundations

Responsibilities, workflows, and the first practical milestones.

Week 2

Guided practice

Small role-specific learning tasks with visible completion.

Follow-up

Manager check-in

Use completion context to prepare a useful conversation.

Clear identity

No accidental duplicates

Create or link the employee through a deliberate recruiter action.

Clear access

Invite when ready

The onboarding invitation follows the chosen employee record.

Clear scope

Promise what exists

The public site describes assignment and completion tracking without inventing future scheduling capabilities.

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Hiring does not end at “approved”. — Humanno