Onboarding new employees in a small business
In a small company, onboarding often happens on the fly: an email here, a PDF there, a lost Drive link. The new hire spends their first week searching. WebBoard gathers everything on a visual welcome board you share with each employee — for free.
The problem with scattered onboarding
Without a process, welcome information is spread across inboxes, shared folders and sticky notes. The new hire does not know where to start, and their manager answers the same questions ten times.
A welcome board, shared with each hire
Create an "Onboarding" board with everything a newcomer needs, then share it with their (free) WebBoard account, read-only or editable. The same board serves every new arrival.
- The company's tools and software, as clickable tiles.
- Key contacts and the org chart, at a glance.
- Processes and the internal FAQ (links or notes).
- A "first week" checklist as a tickable task list.
- Practical info: badge, leave, HR contacts, lunch…
How to set it up
- Create an "Onboarding" board in your WebBoard.
- Add your resources: links to tools, process notes, contacts, and a first-week task list.
- Share it with the hire — invite their account read-only (reference) or editable (they tick their checklist).
- Reuse it for every arrival: the same welcome board serves the whole team.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the new employee need an account?
- Yes, sharing works between WebBoard accounts, which are free. You share the welcome board with their account, read-only or editable.
- Can I reuse the same board for each arrival?
- Yes. A single "Onboarding" board can be shared with every new hire — you keep it up to date once.
- Can the hire tick their checklist?
- Yes, if you share the board with edit access. Read-only makes it a reference to consult.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Creating and sharing boards is free; an optional paid plan unlocks more boards and features.
Digitize your onboarding
A clear welcome board for every new hire, for free.
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