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Because nobody is chasing it. Onboarding has an eager new joiner; offboarding has a manager who has moved on. Access stays live in whichever system was forgotten.
The structured process for somebody leaving: final date, access removal, asset return, final pay and record closure.
A checklist with owners and dates, derived rather than remembered. Workspace access is removed in one action across every product, because it was granted at the workspace.
Somebody leaves holding a laptop and repaying an advance. Both appear as outstanding items, because both are records on their file rather than facts in somebody's memory.
It does not conduct exit interviews or handle references. It closes the employment relationship administratively.
Payroll produces the final run including untaken leave. Books settles the loan balance. Assets appear as a return list. The record closes rather than being deleted.
No. It is closed. History stays for reporting and audit.
Only where an integration exists. Treepie access goes in one action.
It goes to the final pay run per your policy — paid out or lapsed.
Fourteen days, every module, no card. Or half an hour with someone who will run it on your own records and tell you where it does not help.