Raising your first benefit!
Raising your first benefit!
Follow these simple steps to get started!
- Registration: Use your Organisation's password (provided in the onboarding email) to sign up at the Workride website.
Registration Confirmation: You’ll get an email with your Workride ID number.
- Selecting Your Ride: Visit an approved WorkRide retailer, choose your ride, and the store staff will register it under your Workride ID.
Agreement Process: An email will confirm your selection and include the Lease and Salary Sacrifice Agreements for you to e-sign and return.
Verification and Employer Approval: Workride reviews the signed documents and processes them with your employer for final approval.
Pick Up Confirmation: Once approved, Workride issues a pick-up confirmation code.
Notification from Store: Wait for the store’s call to confirm your ride is ready for collection, or give them a call to ask when you could expect this ride to be ready.
- Collection: Present your pick-up code at the store to collect your new ride.
It is critical that you give the bike shop this pick up code to allow them to process the order. Lease period begins: The lease period begins once you've collected your ride and lasts for 12 months. As your lease concludes, Workride will contact you directly to discuss your ‘Next steps’ options in regards to ride equipment ownership.
- Registration: Use your Organisation's password (provided in the onboarding email) to sign up at the Workride website.
Registration Confirmation: You’ll get an email with your Workride ID number.
- Selecting Your Ride: Visit an approved WorkRide retailer, choose your ride, and the store staff will register it under your Workride ID.
Agreement Process: An email will confirm your selection and include the Lease and Salary Sacrifice Agreements for you to e-sign and return.
Verification and Employer Approval: Workride reviews the signed documents and processes them with your employer for final approval.
Pick Up Confirmation: Once approved, Workride issues a pick-up confirmation code.
Notification from Store: Wait for the store’s call to confirm your ride is ready for collection, or give them a call to ask when you could expect this ride to be ready.
- Collection: Present your pick-up code at the store to collect your new ride.It is critical that you give the bike shop this pick up code to allow them to process the order.
Lease period begins: The lease period begins once you've collected your ride and lasts for 12 months. As your lease concludes, Workride will contact you directly to discuss your ‘Next steps’ options in regards to ride equipment ownership.
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