Taskhull for Onboarding

Every new hire gets the same great first week.

Put your onboarding plan in one template. Start a project for each hire and hand HR, IT and the manager exactly the tasks they own — nothing falls between teams.

Template
v7 · Published
Engineering onboarding
  1. 1Send contract
  2. 2Order laptop
  3. 3Create accounts
  4. 4Security training
  5. 530-day check-in
Projects
from v7
  • HR-114 · Jana Weber
    Active
    72%
  • HR-115 · Tom Becker
    Blocked
    30%
  • HR-116 · Ali Kaya
    Planned
    0%
My tasks
3 ready
  • Order laptop
    HR-116 · Ali Kaya
    0/3
  • Create accounts
    HR-115 · Tom Becker
    4/7
  • Hand over equipment
    HR-114 · Jana Weber
    2/2Photo required
Sound familiar?

Where it goes wrong today

01

The laptop isn't ready on day one

IT heard about the start date in a forwarded email. The new hire spends their first morning waiting.

02

The checklist lives in one person's head

When that person is on holiday, contracts go unsigned and accounts don't get created.

03

Improvements never stick

You fix the process after a rough start, but the next hire gets an old copy of the checklist anyway.

How it fits

Your words, our model.

Taskhull has only a few ideas, so it fits the way your team already talks about the work. Here's how they map.

Template
Your onboarding plan
Project
Each new hire
Reference
HR-2026-114
My tasks
HR, IT and managers — each with their own list
Taskhull for Onboarding

What changes with Taskhull

One versioned onboarding plan

Keep the plan in a template with phases like Before day 1, Week 1 and Month 1. Publish improvements; every new hire gets the latest version.

A project per hire

Each hire gets a project with a start date and their own copy of the plan, so you can see who is on track at a glance.

Hand work to the right team

Assign “Order laptop” for all of September's hires to IT in one go. HR, IT and managers each get a list of just their tasks.

Proof, comments and history

Upload the signed contract, comment on a task, and see who finished what and when on every hire.

Questions, answered

Make the next first day a good one.

Write your onboarding plan once, then start every new hire from it.