Day-one readiness
Payroll, IT and facilities get what they need before the employee walks in.
Form Types
New-hire paperwork is the slowest part of onboarding. An employee registration form collects personal details, statutory information, bank details, emergency contacts and signed policy acknowledgements in a single link you send on day one.
Personal details, government ID, bank details for payroll, emergency contact and the policies that need acknowledgement.
Describe that list to the AI form generator and edit the draft it produces in the visual builder.
Keep bank and ID fields to exactly what payroll needs, and nothing more.
Attach handbook links and use an e-signature field for the acknowledgement.
Share the short link in the welcome email so the new hire completes it before their first day.
Export the completed record to CSV for payroll and your HR system.
These are the fields most HR teams, operations managers and small business owners end up needing. Start with them, then cut anything you will not act on — shorter forms get finished.
Not sure where to start? Describe your employee registration form to the AI form generator and edit the draft it produces.
Payroll, IT and facilities get what they need before the employee walks in.
Details, documents and the signed acknowledgement live on the same submission.
Required fields and validation stop half-complete onboarding packs.
Reuse the same form for every hire, so onboarding is identical each time.
Capture a signature on the handbook, NDA or code of conduct acknowledgement.
Collect ID proofs, qualification certificates and bank proofs as attachments.
Show contractor-only or location-specific questions when they apply.
Download onboarding data as CSV for payroll and HRIS import.
Submissions are transmitted over HTTPS and stored against your account with row-level access control, so only your team can read them. Collect only the fields payroll genuinely needs, and delete records when your retention period ends.
Yes. Add an e-signature field and the drawn signature is saved with the submission as part of the record.
Yes. Add an employment-type question and use conditional logic to show contractor-specific fields only for those hires.
Yes. You can build and publish a employee registration form on the Formblyt free plan, within the free plan's monthly form and response limits. Paid plans raise those limits and unlock branding removal and advanced analytics.
No. Anyone with the link or QR code can complete the form in a browser. You can optionally require an email address if you need to identify each respondent.
Start from a prompt or a template, edit the questions, and publish a shareable link in minutes. Built for HR teams, operations managers and small business owners.