How it works
HR loads a task table by role once — separate sets for developers, managers, HR, designers. When an employee leaves, the bot launches automatically from the ATS (Workday) or via a link / QR code from HR. Everything else is fully automatic: exit interview, task handover, equipment return, exit checklist, leaving group chats. A final status card for each stage is sent to the HR manager.
The bot runs in Telegram, Slack or MAX — wherever the team works. The first message explains to the employee why offboarding matters for them personally: reputation, a proper close, helping the team. When employees understand the personal value — completion rates are higher and HR doesn't need to follow up at every step.
The bot guides the employee through each department in the exit checklist — IT, Finance, HR, Admin. For each item, the bot shows what to hand over and to whom, and automatically notifies the responsible person — no phone calls, no manual reminders from HR.
How the exit checklist works:
💻 IT — return equipment, revoke access and VPN. IT receives automatic notification
💰 Finance — close expense reports and travel advances
📄 HR — sign termination documents
🔑 Admin — return badge, keys, parking pass
✅ Final — HR receives a card with the status of each item
With Jira or Asana integration, the bot automatically pulls the employee's open tasks and handles the handover right in the chat: for each task it asks who to transfer it to and prompts for a comment for the successor. Data is saved to a table — no templates, no links, no manual filling.
HR sees the status of each stage for every departing employee in real time. Who completed the exit interview, who hasn't returned equipment, where the exit checklist is stuck — all in one table without manual tracking.
HR loads the task plan once — each role gets its own set of stages. The bot issues tasks at the right moment with instructions. The employee can write a reply in the bot, send a document or record a voice message — to document the handover in any format.
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