For HR & Onboarding Teams

Stop giving the same 'here's how we use Notion' tour every month

Every new hire needs the same 30 tool walkthroughs. Record each one once; every subsequent new hire gets the same quality onboarding on their own schedule.

The common pain points

Onboarding is a patchwork of live Zooms

New hires sit through calendar-invites explaining Notion, Slack, Jira, HR systems, expense tools. Most of it could be pre-recorded.

Every manager teaches differently

Consistency matters for onboarding quality. Canonical videos keep the new-hire experience uniform.

Distributed teams need async content

A live walkthrough doesn't work across time zones. Async video onboarding does.

How hr & onboarding teams use Explaino

  1. 1

    Map the onboarding tool list

    List the 20-30 tools and processes every new hire encounters in week 1.

  2. 2

    Record each walkthrough once

    Your best internal expert records the canonical walkthrough. Explaino polishes the voice and zoom.

  3. 3

    Build a searchable onboarding library

    Organize by role (engineering, sales, ops). New hires get a curated playlist on day one.

  4. 4

    Translate for global teams

    One click generates Spanish, Portuguese, Hindi, German versions so international hires get the same quality.

What you get with Explaino

  • Self-paced video onboarding that scales with headcount
  • Consistent quality across every new-hire cohort
  • Multilingual onboarding for international teams
  • Searchable library — new hires find answers without asking

Frequently asked questions

How do we keep videos current when tools change?

Each video stores its source recording. When a tool updates its UI, re-capture the changed section and re-publish — existing links keep working.

Can we track which videos new hires have watched?

Yes. Workspace analytics show per-viewer completion, so you know when someone has actually seen the SOC 2 walkthrough.

Does it integrate with our LMS?

Explaino exports SCORM-compatible packages and direct MP4 files, both of which import into most LMS platforms.