Quick answer
Open your onboarding form at /get-started. Fill in each section — personal details, contact, bank and PF details, emergency contact — and upload your documents. The form autosaves as you type, so you can pause and return later. When everything looks right, click Submit and it goes to HR to review.
Where do I find my form?
Go to /get-started. This is the personal onboarding form ASHR.work set up for you when you were invited. You do not need to create anything — just open it and start filling in your details.
What sections do I fill in?
The form is split into short sections so it never feels like one giant page. You will complete:
- Personal details (name, date of birth, and similar)
- Contact (phone, address, email)
- Bank and PF details (for your salary)
- Emergency contact (someone to reach if needed)
- Document uploads (ID proof, education certificates)
Do I have to finish it all at once?
No. The form autosaves as you type. That means every answer is kept safely the moment you enter it. You can close the page, come back tomorrow, and everything you already filled in will still be there.
How do I complete and submit it?
Open /get-started
Your form opens ready to fill. Work through it top to bottom.Fill each section
Enter your personal, contact, bank and emergency details as you go.Upload your documents
Add your ID proof and education documents where the form asks.Review and Submit
Check your answers, then click Submit to send the form to HR.
What happens after I submit?
Your completed form goes to HR to review. They will either approve it — which sets you up as an active employee — or send it back with a short note if something needs correcting. If it comes back, just fix the noted part and submit again.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I have to finish the form in one sitting?
- No. The form autosaves as you type, so you can stop anytime and pick up right where you left off.
- What happens after I submit?
- Your form goes to HR to review. They approve it or send it back with a note if something needs fixing.