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Appointment Letter Generator
Give a new employee a clear record of their appointment.
{Company.Name}
{Company.Address}
Date: {Letter.Date}
Appointment Letter
Dear {Employee.Name},
We are pleased to confirm your appointment as {Employee.Designation} in the {Employee.Department} department at {Company.Name}, effective {Employee.JoiningDate}.
Your primary work location is {Employee.WorkLocation}, and you will report to {Employee.ReportingManager}. Your employee ID is {Employee.ID}.
Your agreed compensation is {Compensation.Details}. Your working schedule is {Employment.WorkSchedule}. The applicable probation period is {Employment.ProbationPeriod}.
Please review the separately provided employment terms and company policies with HR and return a signed acknowledgement.
For {Company.Name},
{Signatory.Name}
{Signatory.Designation}
BEYOND A SINGLE LETTER
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When to use an appointment letter
Use an appointment letter to record the role and working arrangements agreed for a new employee. Align it with your employment terms and onboarding documents so the information stays consistent.
Details to have ready
- Employee name and ID
- Designation, department, and manager
- Joining date, location, and work schedule
- Compensation details and probation period
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Appointment Letter
questions, answered.
A few details worth checking before your letter is ready to send.
Explore all letter templatesThe offer template presents a proposed role to a candidate. This appointment template records employee details and agreed working arrangements for onboarding.
Yes. Add or edit paragraphs in the editor. Have your HR team review the terms for your organisation before issuing the letter.
It includes fields for the authorised signatory name and designation. It does not apply a digital signature or verify acceptance.