OnboardingSync is one of EVERYSYNC's 39 unified modules. It delivers the same depth as a standalone onboardingsync tool, but lives inside the same platform as your CRM, HR, contracts, documents, and finance products — so cross-module workflows are first-class, and Eva, EVERYSYNC's embedded AI Operator, can read across every module to plan and execute work on your behalf.
OnboardingSync is one of EVERYSYNC's 39 modules. It's not sold as a standalone — every EVERYSYNC plan includes OnboardingSync alongside CRM, HR, contracts, documents, finance, and the rest of the suite. Because it lives inside EVERYSYNC, OnboardingSync shares one data model with every other module, so cross-module workflows are first-class instead of glued together with integrations.
Standalone tools handle one job in isolation. OnboardingSync inside EVERYSYNC handles the same job, but it can also trigger and be triggered by every other module — and the embedded Eva AI can read across all of them. So instead of stitching together a separate onboardingsync subscription with your CRM and HRIS, OnboardingSync simply *is* part of the same platform.
No. OnboardingSync is included in every EVERYSYNC plan, alongside the other 38 modules. EVERYSYNC is priced per active user per month with the full suite included — no per-module upsells, no per-workflow add-ons.
Eva has read access across OnboardingSync and every other module in your org, and write access scoped by your role. So you can ask Eva to plan and execute multi-step work involving OnboardingSync ('onboardingsync summary for last month', 'create the standard onboardingsync flow for our top 5 customers'), and Eva will produce a plan, request your approval, execute, and report back with a full audit trail.
For some modules (LinkSync as get.in, SignatureSync as Siggy, CallSync as Callcraft), yes — they're available as standalone products under their own brand. For most modules, OnboardingSync is a feature of the EVERYSYNC platform and isn't sold separately. The whole point of EVERYSYNC is that every module is more useful when it's connected to the others.