Faster onboarding
New colleagues independent sooner
Give every starter a clear route for the first 90 days. From getting acquainted before day one to practising on the job. With your way of working as the basis and guidance where it is needed.

The first weeks decide whether they stay
How does the handover work? What do you tell a parent? Who can you turn to? New colleagues get to know your way of working and their team. A clear start helps them find their place.
2 weeks
before the first working day, preboarding starts.
BLOS
A good start creates room
Knowing what is expected
New colleagues get to know your agreements and see what their next step is.
Targeted practice on the job
The route matches their role. Colleagues guide them on the tasks that still need attention.
Finding your place in the team
Make room for questions and reflection. That way the location manager hears how someone experiences the first weeks.
A clear route from the first login
Build from your own onboarding plan. Our AI agent helps you create your learning material. You decide who sees what, and when.
The right content for every role
Group starters by job and location. That way everyone gets the information that belongs to their own work.

A route that opens step by step
Let activities open at the moment they are needed. A first working day asks for something different than week six.

Always clear what the next step is
A personal to-do list shows which activities are ready. The starter knows what needs attention today.

Quizzes, tasks and assignments
Use short questions, assignments and examples from your own work. Let colleagues discuss how they apply the agreement in practice.

Prepare the difficult conversation
Discuss a parent who is dissatisfied or a client who has doubts. Which question do you ask? What do you explain?

What the route can look like
The first 90 days of a new colleague
An example route. You tune the content and the pace to the role, experience and guidance.

Account and learning route
The new colleague lands in the right group and gets the learning route that fits the job.
Getting acquainted before day one
Show what you stand for, who will welcome the colleague and what happens on the first working day.
Practising and asking questions
The starter gets to know the tasks, practises with a mentor and discusses what is still difficult.
Deciding the next step together
The manager discusses what can be done independently and where guidance is still needed. The learning route continues after that.
Proof from practice
BLOS
2 weeks
earlier: that is when preboarding starts at BLOS.
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