Role templates
What a role receives: standard access, equipment, training, and the approvals it needs. Chosen by hand or matched automatically.
One workspace for HR, IT, managers, and office teams. Plans build from your company rules, so nothing is missed on a first or last day.
✓ No credit card · Built with privacy in mind
ClearHand found one risk. The laptop task has no owner and is due in two days.
Sound familiar? Most transitions run on hallway questions and half-remembered checklists — until the day someone forgets one.
The missing layer
Not another HR system.
Not another IT ticket queue.
One live plan connects the people who request, prepare, approve, and sign off every transition.
Jamie SchneiderStarts in 11 days
How it works
Give ClearHand the essentials. Your company rules do the repetitive work. People keep the final say.
Enter the name, role, department, and the start or exit date. That’s everything ClearHand needs from you.
Role templates and conditional rules generate tasks, owners, due dates, and approval gates — across four team lanes.
Each team sees its part. AI flags gaps and risks; people decide what happens.
What’s in the box
No modules to buy, no consultants to schedule. These pieces are the product — and they are all included.
What a role receives: standard access, equipment, training, and the approvals it needs. Chosen by hand or matched automatically.
“If remote, add a home-office monitor. If admin rights, require approval.” The plan adapts before anyone has to ask.
Every task is dated against day one or the exit: contract 14 days before, accounts 5, workplace 2 — lock and return timed around the leave.
Managers approve, decline, or request changes from a secure email link. No new tool to learn, every decision recorded.
The discussion lives on the task. @mention a colleague and they are notified — no side-channel email threads.
“My tasks” for each person, plus a board across every case — with filters, search, and task details in place.
Daily digest, reminders, early warnings before a start date, escalation after three days overdue. Optionally into Slack.
English and German all the way into emails and AI summaries. Light and dark — just like the product itself.
Built for responsible coordination
Automation keeps watch. People approve. The record stays complete.
Jamie SchneiderOnboarding · 18 August
Needs attentionPrepare laptopDue in 2 days · No owner
EscalateMicrosoft 365 access approvedApproved by manager via secure link
LoggedCoordinator suggestion
Assign the laptop task to IT Workplace.
Every task has a clear owner and due date, with reminders and escalation when work slips.
Azure OpenAI in Switzerland flags risks and missing tasks. Names never reach the model; every decision is logged.
Approvals, activity history, retention rules, and formal confirmation of final access removal stay in one audit trail.
Offboarding
Accounts that outlive an employee are not a cosmetic problem. ClearHand marks security-critical tasks, requires the manager’s sign-off for the mailbox handover — and a case cannot close until an admin formally confirms final access removal.
Milan RothSales · Last day 29 August
Security-criticalCRM & admin access revokedIT · Exit day
DoneMailbox handover approvedManager · via secure link
LoggedLaptop & badge returnedOffice · Due exit day
OpenFinal access removalAdmin sign-off required
Blocks closeWho it’s for
Stops chasing people. The plan distributes itself, and the digest says exactly where it’s stuck.
Learns about day one before the laptop is missing — and can prove on exit that every access is gone.
Decide with one click from an email. They never have to learn a new tool.
A chaotic, risky ad-hoc process becomes a repeatable, provable one — whoever happens to be on holiday.
Good to ask
No — deliberately not. No payroll, no personnel files, no ticket queue. ClearHand is the coordination layer between the tools you already use: the one place where HR, IT, managers, and office work the same plan.
Pseudonymised cases only. Names are replaced before anything leaves the system — the model sees “person_1”, never a real name — and all figures are computed server-side. It runs on Azure OpenAI in Switzerland.
Never. It analyses and proposes; people decide. It never creates accounts, grants access, or deletes anything — and every accepted or dismissed suggestion is logged.
Access is by invitation only, with Microsoft 365 login and role-based permissions. Former employees are anonymised automatically under your retention rules.
Pre-alpha pilot
We configure your role templates and conditional rules, then guide one real onboarding or offboarding case end to end.