1. past tense of onboard; to integrate a new employee, customer, or user into an organization or system by providing training, orientation, and necessary resources.
Usage: business/HR context; commonly used in corporate and technology settings

Examples

• The company onboarded fifty new employees last month.
• We onboarded the client to our software platform with a comprehensive training session.
• HR onboarded the intern with a tour of the office and an overview of company policies.
• The team onboarded the new vendor into our supply chain system.
• She was onboarded to the project and given access to all necessary documentation.
• They onboarded the customer successfully, and she began using the service immediately.