Give the admin to agents. Keep the people work.
The forms, chasing and re-keying between your HR systems, handled to your policies. Anything about health, pay, complaints or performance still goes to a person.
Watch a signed offer become day one. Pay questions still go to your HR lead.
From the signed offer, it creates the employee once and sets up everything they need, checking each step as it goes. Standard hires are ready on their own. Anything that touches pay or a missing document goes to your team.
This is how it usually runs. Yours follows your own steps and approvals, set with the people who do the job.
Ten agents, from first interview to last day. The people work stays with people.
New hire onboarding
Turns a signed offer into day one
What’s includedPolicy and leave questions
Answers HR questions from the handbook
What’s includedOffboarding
Closes every account on the last day
What’s includedLeave requests
Approves routine leave, flags the rest
What’s includedHeadcount reconciliation
Keeps HR, payroll and the org chart agreeing
What’s includedBenefits enrollment
Chases missing elections before the deadline
What’s includedCompliance paperwork
Files and tracks the forms every hire needs
What’s includedCandidate screening
Summarizes each applicant against your criteria
What’s includedInterview scheduling
Books interviews across every calendar
What’s includedTraining tracker
Chases required training before it lapses
What’s included
Every agent here is already built, and each one has a full page. Bring the one you want to a call.
The human part stays human.
Sensitive conversations go to a person
Health, accommodations, complaints and performance never get an automated answer.
Pay never changes on its own
Anything that touches pay or a final paycheck waits for a named person on your team.
Your access rules decide who sees what
Compensation and personal files stay behind the permissions you already set.
What people ask.
Which HR systems do these work with?
Is this meant to replace people on our team?
Our process isn’t quite like this. Will it still work?
Can we start with more than one?
What does it cost to run once it’s live?
Which HR job would you hand off first?
Bring the one your coordinators dread. We’ll show you an agent doing it.
- 3 to 6 weeksto live, then 30 days of tuning
- $12,500fixed, per agent
- Yours to keepno license fees