Diwali dispatch closes 10 October 2026 — brief us now to hold production slots

New joiner and onboarding kits

A welcome kit is the cheapest sentiment a company ever buys, and the one most often handled as an afterthought - which is precisely why it lands so well when it is not.

Why it runs differently from festive gifting

Festive gifting is a project: one decision, one order, one dispatch. Onboarding is a process - joiners arrive in ones and twos, all year, at addresses nobody knows in advance.

Run as a project it fails, because there is no batch to order. Run as a standing arrangement it works: stock is held branded and ready, and a kit ships when you tell us someone is starting. Invoiced monthly on what actually went out.

What usually goes in

Built to a per-kit budget, same as any other round.

Something for the desk

A bottle, a notebook, a mug - the visible, everyday piece.

Something for the bag

Tech accessories travel well and get used immediately.

A welcome note

Printed, signed, and the part people photograph.

Branded packaging

The box is the first impression; it is worth more than the extra item inside it.

Questions we get asked

Yes, and it works better than a desk drop for anyone remote or hybrid. We need the address about a week ahead.

The initial branded stock run has a minimum of 25, but dispatch after that is per joiner - one at a time is fine.

Monthly, against what actually shipped, with a GST invoice against your GSTIN.

Set up a standing onboarding kit

Tell us the expected joiners per month and a per-kit budget, and we will hold branded stock against it.