Offboarding is easy to rush and expensive to get wrong. A missed access revocation is a security risk, a forgotten final-pay step is a compliance problem, and undocumented work quietly walks out the door. The steps are the same every time — only the person and the dates change.
This is the full sequence, grouped by when each task should happen relative to the last working day. Treat it as a starting template and adjust it to your organization's policies and applicable employment law, which always take precedence.
When notice is given
The final week
Last day
Close the loop
Make it repeatable
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People leave more often than you'd like.
Recurbit turns offboarding into a reusable template. Set the last day and every step gets a due date — 'revoke access end of day,' 'send benefits paperwork within the window.' Assign IT, HR, and payroll their parts and track them to done.
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A general offboarding guide, not HR or legal advice. Final-pay, benefits-continuation, and records requirements vary by jurisdiction — follow your policies and applicable law.