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Onboarding · companies that onboard clients, employees or suppliers

One onboarding = one task list that runs itself: documents, access, notifications.

Today every onboarding starts with an email and continues with “did you ask for their ID?”, half-done access and a checklist that lives in one person's head. With your Microsoft 365, one form triggers everything else in order.

Sounds familiar if…

How I solve it

One form, just the right data

Type of onboarding, date and area. Nothing else: the process knows the rest, not the person filling it in.

Tasks to each team, in parallel

The flow opens tasks in Planner or To Do for the right people, with the lead time each one needs, and chases them if they don't close.

Automatic documents and notices

Contract, policy, mandatory training or welcome pack: sent on their own, with a record of reading or signature.

One folder per onboarding

Everything lands in a SharePoint folder with a unique name. The same list serves offboarding: you know what to revoke.

A published case (human resources · services company)

One form triggers everything: accounts, permissions, equipment, paperwork and training. Each team gets its tasks with the lead time it needs, and on day one the person has what they need to work. The same record serves offboarding.

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Where to start

Automation Opportunity Scan

Free · 30 min

How many per month, how many hands, where it breaks. A clear verdict.

Systems Audit

€990, fixed price

Process mapped, cost with your data, 3 priority automations, 90-day roadmap. Credited if we implement.

Automation Sprint

From €1,500

The onboarding flow running in your tenant, documented, with rollback. Optional retainer from €250/month if you want me to stay responsible.

Three questions

Do I need new licences?

Microsoft 365 Business Standard already includes Power Automate, SharePoint and Teams. If your case needs premium Power Apps or extra capacity, we verify it in the Scan before promising anything.

Does it replace my ERP or CRM?

No. I automate what happens around it: what arrives by email, Excel and WhatsApp before reaching the system, and what leaves it by hand.

How long does it take?

A Sprint is weeks, not months, with a date in the proposal. We start with the scoped flow; the rest comes later.

Gerardo Gutiérrez Palenzuela · Technical lead

I automate inside the Microsoft 365 your company already pays for, from Tenerife. The flows stay in your account, documented, with no lock-in.

How many onboardings per month, and how many steps in each?

With those two numbers I'll tell you in 30 minutes whether it's worth automating. If not, I'll say so too.

I'd rather use the form · Automation Opportunity Scan