Onboarding & offboarding
Day one, ready.
Paperwork filed and verified, logins working, first week planned — before your new hire walks in. And when someone leaves, a clean exit with nothing forgotten.
Alex set up · logins live by 9 AMHow it runs
From yes to day one
The moment the offer is accepted, everything starts moving. By Monday morning there’s nothing left on your list but the welcome.
Offboarding
Exits with zero loose ends.
Exits are where details get expensive. Mamba gets the final paycheck right for their state, prepares the COBRA notices, collects the handover — and switches off every login only after your sign-off.
- Final pay timed to each state’s rules — California’s last-day deadline included
- Benefits notices prepared and sent on schedule, automatically
- Nothing gets switched off until you say so
The first impression
Day one, like the brochure.
Nobody remembers a smooth start — they remember a broken one. When the laptop works, the calendar is full, and the buddy says hi at 9:05, your new hire spends day one meeting people instead of waiting on logins.
- A first week that says we were ready for you
- Managers get a nudge list, not a to-do list
- New hires answer one short form — Mamba does the rest

Live in a dayWe switched on a Thursday and onboarded two people the following Monday. Offer signed, paperwork verified, logins live, calendars full — and I never opened a checklist. I just showed up to say welcome.
Day one, done. Day 4,000, too.
A live demo in 30 minutes. Live the next morning.
No setup project · Your data imported in a day · You approve the big calls