1. located or happening on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle
2. built into or included as part of a computer or electronic device
Usage: technology

1. to help a new employee or customer become familiar with an organization or service
Usage: business

Examples

• The onboard computer controls the aircraft’s navigation system.
• All passengers must remain seated during onboard safety demonstrations.
• The laptop has onboard graphics instead of a separate video card.
• We need to onboard the new hires before they start their projects.
• The company will onboard customers through a series of tutorial videos.
• The onboard entertainment system offers movies and games.
• It takes about a week to properly onboard new team members.