Offlist turns offboarding into one checklist that covers access, equipment, and paperwork — split across IT and HR, tracked until every box is actually checked.
Offboarding is split across IT, HR, and whoever manages a given tool — and nobody owns the whole list. So most of it happens from memory.
Access left open after departure is one of the most common findings in internal security reviews — and it's entirely preventable with a checklist someone actually finishes.
Every departure moves through the same days, whether it's planned or immediate.
Offlist is a shared checklist tool that makes sure every step of an employee's offboarding — access revocation, equipment return, HR paperwork — actually gets done and gets recorded.
IT teams and HR/People Ops teams who currently split offboarding across email, memory, and separate spreadsheets — plus agencies and MSPs who manage offboarding for multiple client organizations.
Yes — the live demo is open to everyone, no account needed. Test it with sample departures right now.
We set up every paid workspace personally so your checklist templates and team roles are configured correctly from day one, rather than leaving you to figure it out alone. It takes one short conversation.
Yes. Templates are fully editable — add, remove, or reorder items per category, and every new departure picks up your current template.
Offlist is currently a standalone checklist and audit trail. Direct integrations with identity providers and ticketing tools are on our roadmap — ask us about your specific stack.
The live demo lets you check off real items across a few sample departures — your test data stays in your browser.