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Built for the people running the program

Layoffs are hard on HR too. The logistics shouldn't be.

Announcing a reduction is hard enough without juggling vendor emails, provisioning spreadsheets, and budget trackers. Ture gives program teams one place to launch cohorts, onboard participants in minutes, allocate Flex Credits, and see program health at a glance.

An HR professional managing a workforce program
< 5 min
Onboarding time

Down from 40 minutes of manual account setup and spreadsheet logging. Pick a template, review the credits, done.

4 weeks
Launch timeline

Standard single-cohort programs go live in about four weeks. The fastest teams have launched in under three.

ADP
ADP sync

Departing employees flow straight from your HRIS into their cohort. No manual account creation, no CSV wrangling.

Results vary by program design and cohort. We'll show you what to expect for yours.

What it does

The work it takes off people's plates.

Every feature here replaces something a participant, coach, or program manager used to do by hand — or didn't have time to do at all.

Day one

Onboarding in minutes, not afternoons

Provision one person or a whole cohort with standardized templates and the ADP Workforce Now connector. What took 40 minutes per person now takes less than five.

Structure

Cohorts that match how your org works

Group by site, business unit, or region. Each cohort gets its own credit allocation, provider assignments, and communication templates, set once and reused.

Budget

Credits allocated, spend visible, privacy intact

Set per-participant Flex Credits by tier, watch spend at the program level, and adjust as needs change. No one ever has to negotiate who gets what.

Coverage

Every cohort covered, no one forgotten

Assign coaches, agencies, and providers to cohorts or individuals, and see coverage gaps before participants feel them.

Coordinating three concurrent plant closures used to mean three separate spreadsheets, three vendor contacts, and three different reporting formats. Ture collapsed all of it into one portfolio view.
Renée Tremblay, HR Program Manager, Boreal Heavy Industries

Renée Tremblay

HR Program Manager, Boreal Heavy Industries

Why Ture

What makes Ture different.

Most outplacement is a pamphlet and a phone number. Ture was built around the person going through the transition.

The AI does the work, not just the talking.

Ture AI builds the profile, finds the roles, tailors the applications, and hits submit — with the participant always in control of what gets sent.

24/7

Working even when your team isn't

Private for people. Measurable for programs.

Participants get a space where nobody's watching over their shoulder. Employers get aggregated outcomes and ROI — never an individual's search history.

100%

Of individual activity stays private

One platform, four sides of the transition.

Participants, HR teams, coaches, and hiring employers work from the same skills data — so nothing gets lost in a handoff.

88%

First-week activation, ~3x a legacy provider

See it working. Not on a slide deck.

Walk through how this works for a real person, from the day they're told to the day they land — and what your team sees along the way.

From setup to oversight

From a hard day to a real plan.

Here's where Program Management shows up in a transition — and who it helps at each step.

The scramble

Three closures, three spreadsheets, one exhausted human.

Traditional programs make HR the integration layer: chasing vendors for updates, rebuilding status decks, logging every account by hand. The people who need support wait while the admin work piles up.

See the HR experience
An overwhelmed program manager juggling transition tasks

The setup

Launch once. Reuse everywhere.

Templates carry your tiers, credits, and messaging from one program to the next. Employees flow in from your HRIS, get their credits automatically, and start with Ture AI the same day.

See how implementation works
A program manager setting up a structured workflow

The steady state

Problems surface before they become escalations.

A needs-attention view flags low-activation cohorts and missing provider assignments while there's still time to act. You check a dashboard on Monday instead of discovering a problem in next month's report.

Explore Outcomes & Analytics
A program team addressing a cohort that needs attention

Common questions

Questions people actually ask.

Straight answers about Program Management — how it works, who sees what, and where it fits.

About four weeks for a standard single-cohort program. Teams that arrive with identity, HRIS, and provider decisions made have launched in under three. Multi-region or multi-language programs usually run five to six.

Take the next step

Give your people more than a goodbye.

Talk to our team about how Program Management fits your program — we'll walk through it with your real scenarios, not a canned demo.

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A program leader presenting accountable outcomes