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Parcours · Framework · multiple templates

Operating rhythms for HR, one click to assign.

Journeys est un cadre de parcours RH préconçus — Rétention 90/180/270, Croissance trimestrielle, Ramp nouveau collaborateur, Manager débutant, PIP, Retour de congé — qui s'exécutent sur un calendrier et orchestrent les modules que vous utilisez déjà.

6 templates
Retention, Growth, Ramp, First-Time Manager, PIP, Return-from-Leave
1 click
Assign a Journey to a person, a manager's team, or a cohort
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Every step opens the existing module — Activities, Stories, Performance
Before · After

What changes the first week you turn it on.

Your HR cadence, todayAvant

  • Retention conversations happen after someone has already started interviewing
  • Quarterly growth check-ins live in a Notion doc nobody opens
  • New hire ramp is six WhatsApp threads and a buddy who's also onboarding
  • First-time managers learn by accident — by the third skip-level escalation
  • PIPs are written from scratch each time, in panic, on a Sunday night
  • Returns from parental or sick leave are a re-onboarding done badly
Time from "we should do this" to "it's running"3 weeks

Your HR cadence on CareersomeAprès

  • Retention check fires 90/180/270 days in — before the package gap opens
  • Growth conversations land on the calendar quarter, with a pre-filled brief
  • New hire ramp runs week-by-week with goals, signals, and a 90-day retro
  • First-Time Manager Journey teaches 1:1s, feedback, and goal-setting on cadence
  • PIP template is structured, time-boxed, and visible to HR — no Sunday drafting
  • Return-from-Leave runs a 30-day re-ramp with a manager checkpoint at day 14
Time from "we should do this" to "it's running"30 seconds

A framework, not a feature.

Each Journey is a JSON template orchestrated over Careersome's existing primitives. Activities, Stories, Performance, Manager Checkpoints — same data, same modules, just sequenced on a calendar that runs without you.

Retention Journey — 90 / 180 / 270

The flagship template. Three signals timed to the moments people quietly decide to leave: a 90-day fit check, a 180-day growth read, a 270-day compensation benchmark before the offer arrives. Anchored on hire date.

Quarterly Growth Journey

Calendar-quarter cadence for high performers. Week 1 goal-setting, week 6 mid-cycle pulse, week 12 retro with a compensation benchmark hint. Catches the people who outpace their package before they catch themselves.

New Hire Ramp

Coming soon. Twelve-week ramp anchored on start date — buddy assignment in week 1, goals in week 2, first-skill demo in week 6, 90-day retro with the hiring manager. Replaces the WhatsApp scramble.

First-Time Manager Journey

Coming soon. Six-month cadence the day someone gets their first direct report: 1:1 rhythm, feedback drills, goal-setting practice, skip-level pulse. Teaches the job before HR has to fix it.

Performance Improvement (PIP)

Coming soon. Structured 30 / 60 / 90 plan with weekly manager checkpoints, mid-point review, and an HR-visible outcome read. Replaces the panicked Sunday-night doc with a defensible record.

Return-from-Leave

Coming soon. Parental, medical, or sabbatical re-ramp. A 30-day plan with manager checkpoint at day 14, role recalibration at day 30, and a quiet HR signal so the return doesn't slip through.

Pre-built playbooks, fork to customise

Every Journey ships as a system template. Forks let you rename steps, change cadence, swap signals, or add company-specific milestones — without losing the auto-pilot.

Anchored on real dates

Anchor a Journey on hire date, promotion date, return-from-leave date, or any calendar quarter. Milestones fall on actual due dates — not "sometime this month."

Read-from, don't duplicate

Activities entered inside a Journey show up on the normal Activities page. Stories sent through a Journey land in the regular Stories pulse. One source of truth, multiple lenses.

Manager-only signals

Risk reads, AI summaries, and compensation benchmarks are scrubbed before the employee view renders. The employee sees their own progress; the manager sees the operating picture.

Locked-with-manual-fallback on Light

Light tenants see every step, including ones their plan doesn't include — the milestone is locked, but the manager can mark it complete by hand. Upgrade unlocks the auto-signal.

Daily summary, no live AI

Manager-visible AI summaries run once a day at 06:30 UTC, with a daily USD cost cap. Page reads stay read-only — your dashboard never triggers a model call.

One click to assign

Assign to one person, a manager's full team, or a whole cohort from the Journeys hub. Mass-assign by department, role, or new-hire batch.

My Journey for employees

Every enrolled employee gets their own My Journey page — clean timeline, next checkpoint, no manager-only signals. Self-serve visibility without managerial overhead.

Where Journeys live

On the calendar your team already runs on.

Journeys nudge through the modules you already use — Activities, Stories, Performance, Notifications — and surface in the dashboard widget every Monday. No new app to learn.

ActivitiesGoal-setting & weekly logs
StoriesMid-cycle pulse summaries
PerformanceProbation & quarterly reviews
EmailManager checkpoint nudges
SlackDue-today alerts
Microsoft TeamsManager checkpoint pings
CalendarMilestone-anchored due dates
Careersome appJourneys hub & My Journey
AlertsRisk reads & overdue checks
API / webhooksWire your existing HRIS
Google WorkspaceDocs & shared scorecards
ZapierCustom destinations
Questions

Before you book a demo, what HR teams ask.

Is Journeys a separate product, or part of Careersome?

It's part of Careersome. Journeys is an orchestration layer over the modules you already use — Activities, Stories, Performance, Manager Checkpoints. There's no new database to maintain and no separate login. Anything entered inside a Journey shows up on the normal module page as well.

Which templates ship today, and what's coming?

Retention (90/180/270) and Quarterly Growth ship today as system templates you can assign and fork. New Hire Ramp, First-Time Manager, Performance Improvement (PIP), and Return-from-Leave are on the roadmap and will appear in the library as they land. You'll also be able to build your own from the same primitive blocks.

What does each plan get?

Light tenants see every Journey template, but milestones that depend on Pro signals (AI summaries, compensation benchmarks) run in locked-with-manual-fallback mode — the manager marks the step complete by hand. Pro tenants get the full automation: daily AI summary, auto-signal, and the manager dashboard.

What does the employee see vs. the manager?

The employee sees a clean My Journey timeline with their progress and next checkpoint. Manager-only fields — AI risk reads, compensation benchmarks, pre-checkpoint summaries — are scrubbed server-side before the employee view renders. The privacy boundary is enforced in the API, not the UI.

Can we customise templates for our own cadence?

Yes. Every system template can be forked into a company copy where you rename steps, change the cadence, swap signal sources, or add company-specific milestones. Forks are scoped to your tenant and never leak across customers.

Does the AI summary cost extra?

No — and it can't run away. Summaries are generated once daily by a scheduled worker with a daily USD cost cap and a fact-check pass that verifies every figure. Page reads stay read-only, so your dashboard never triggers a model call.

See a Retention Journey running on your team, before you migrate everything.

Bring one team and a list of tenured employees. We'll show you the assignment, the manager view, and the Monday brief — on a live workspace. No deck.