Human Capital Management

Onboard a new starter end to end

Take one person from accepted offer to roster-ready: identity and right-to-work, pay and super, induction, then provisioning.

CoreOnboard moduleOnboardingFor onboarding coordinators~9 min

What it is

Onboarding a starter is the journey from an accepted offer to someone who can actually be put on a roster. The offer detail screen shows the whole journey at once — offer state, the provisioning checklist and probation — so you can see where a starter is and take the next step without bouncing between screens.

It matters because a stuck starter is a gap on a client site. Right-to-work that isn’t checked, pay details that aren’t captured, an induction not done — any one of them blocks a deployment. Working the journey in order, from this one view, gets people roster-ready on time and tells you exactly where the bottleneck is when they’re not.

When to use it

  • An offer has been accepted and onboarding needs to begin
  • You’re triaging why a starter is stuck before their start date
  • Right-to-work, pay setup or induction is outstanding
  • You need to see a starter’s whole journey in one place
  • A starter is nearly ready and you’re clearing the last steps

How it works

Step by step.

Human Capital Management in Hexis — One worker record, from first day to last.
Human Capital Management in Hexis — One worker record, from first day to last.
  1. 1

    Open the offer

    From the onboarding queue, open the accepted offer. The lifecycle band shows where the starter is, from created through to onboarded.

  2. 2

    Check identity and right-to-work

    Confirm the starter’s identity is verified and their right to work is established before anything else proceeds.

  3. 3

    Capture pay, tax and super

    Record the tax file number, bank account, super choice and tax declaration so the first pay is correct.

  4. 4

    Complete induction

    Work through the induction steps — policies, site requirements and anything the client mandates before deployment.

  5. 5

    Run provisioning

    Open the provisioning checklist and clear each step. When the last step closes, the starter is ready to move into probation and onto a roster.

Worked example

Follow it through.

The scenario

Sofia Russo accepted an offer as a Care Worker for Brightwater Health, starting Mon 16 Jun.

  1. 1 Open Sofia’s offer; the lifecycle band shows Accepted, provisioning ready to start.
  2. 2 Confirm her identity is verified and right-to-work established.
  3. 3 Capture her pay details — tax file number, bank account, super choice, tax declaration.
  4. 4 Complete the Brightwater induction steps.
  5. 5 Clear the provisioning checklist; the band advances toward Started.

The result

Sofia is roster-ready by her start date, her record is complete, and the offer shows the journey progressing to onboarded.

Tips & notes

Good to know.

  • Work the journey in order — identity and right-to-work gate everything else, so clear them first.
  • The lifecycle band is your bottleneck finder: whatever it’s stuck on is the next thing to action.
  • Capture pay details before the first roster so the first pay isn’t a scramble.
  • A blocker on provisioning pins to the top of the checklist — clear or escalate it rather than skipping ahead.

When you’re done

The starter is verified, paid-ready, inducted and provisioned — roster-ready by their start date.

Ready to try it?

Every task here is a guided flow inside Hexis — the assistant walks you through it on your real data, with a person always on the call that matters.