Onboarding merchandise gets messy fast
Most teams start with a box in a supply closet. Then hiring picks up, people work remotely, sizes run out and someone in HR spends their week packing boxes and chasing tracking numbers. We take that over: one curated kit, held in inventory, assembled and shipped whenever a new hire is added.
New hire kit examples
Day-one welcome kit
Branded notebook, pen, drinkware, tote and a welcome card
Sent to the office or the new hire's home before their start date.
Remote starter kit
Apparel, tech accessories, desk items and printed onboarding materials
Shipped to individual home addresses across multiple regions.
Field and frontline kit
Uniform pieces, outerwear, safety-appropriate accessories and sizing exchange
Packed per role and per size, ready for immediate use.
Executive or client-facing kit
Premium apparel, leather goods, drinkware and custom packaging
Assembled with presentation packaging and inserts.
Kits are built to your budget and brand standards — these are starting points, not fixed packages.
Fulfilment and storage capabilities
How the program runs
Define the kit
We build a kit around role, budget and brand standards.
Produce and store
Items are produced, decorated and held in inventory.
Trigger an order
HR submits a new hire, or orders come through a company store.
Assemble and pack
Kits are assembled, packaged and labelled per recipient.
Ship and track
Kits go to an office or directly to the new hire, with tracking.
Replenish
Stock levels are monitored and reordered before they run out.
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