HR Client Intake Form

An HR client intake form is used by human resources (HR) professionals to gather information about their client’s company before entering a consulting agreement. The intake form asks the client to supply some basic company details and outline the HR issues they’re currently facing. Once this information is received, the HR professional can evaluate the situation and create a service plan.

HR Client Intake Form

An HR client intake form is used by human resources (HR) professionals to gather information about their client’s company before entering a consulting agreement. The intake form asks the client to supply some basic company details and outline the HR issues they’re currently facing. Once this information is received, the HR professional can evaluate the situation and create a service plan.

Last updated October 7th, 2024

An HR client intake form is used by human resources (HR) professionals to gather information about their client’s company before entering a consulting agreement. The intake form asks the client to supply some basic company details and outline the HR issues they’re currently facing. Once this information is received, the HR professional can evaluate the situation and create a service plan.

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HR Intake Form vs. HR Consulting Agreement

An HR intake form is used before services are provided and is intended to offer a general overview of the client’s HR needs. By signing, the client doesn’t enter into a binding relationship with the HR professional and is free to back out of the arrangement if need be.

An HR consulting agreement is a legally enforceable contract that outlines each party’s rights and responsibilities. It includes terms for payment, service obligations, retainer fees, and confidentiality.

Benefits of an HR Intake Form

Some benefits of a human resources intake form include:

  • Improved Efficiency – It streamlines data collection and reduces the need for one-on-one conversations and email exchanges with clients.
  • Avoids Missed Information – By standardizing the information clients provide, HR professionals ensure they have the necessary contact and business details to begin the working relationship.
  • Determines Fit – It helps HR professionals decide whether they’re a good fit for the client and whether they’ll have enough time and resources for the job.
  • Establishes Services – It relays the client’s HR inefficiencies and overall needs, allowing the HR professional to determine the best course of action.

HR Client Intake Form (Preview)