Onboard both sides
Collect mentor expertise and participant goals with tailored forms.

Build mentoring software for structured mentorship, advisor, expert, and accelerator programs—with your own mentor network, matching logic, session workflows, and branded portals.
Mentorship Programs
Connect mentor management, participant eligibility, matching, availability, scheduling, sessions, feedback, payments, and program administration in an AI-configured mentorship platform.
Collect mentor expertise and participant goals with tailored forms.


Route eligible participants to mentors using program-specific criteria.

Manage requests, assignments, meetings, completion, and follow-up.
Capture session summaries and feedback for program improvement.

Mentoring software helps organizations run structured mentorship programs by connecting onboarding, participant profiles, mentor matching, scheduling, sessions, feedback, and program reporting.
Program managers, employers, associations, accelerators, schools, nonprofits, and advisor networks use mentorship platforms to coordinate mentors and participants at scale.
Yes. Programs can collect expertise, experience, eligibility, preferences, agreements, availability, and required documents before approving a mentor for participation.
Yes. Separate profiles can capture mentor qualifications and capacity as well as mentee goals, needs, preferences, program status, and relevant background.
Yes. Matching can consider expertise, goals, industry, language, location, availability, eligibility, or other program-specific criteria, with automated routing or manager review.
Yes. Participants can request support, select an eligible mentor or await assignment, choose an available time, and follow the session through confirmation and completion.
Yes. Mentors can maintain available times or capacity so mentor scheduling reflects when they can accept sessions, assignments, or new mentees.
Yes. Managers can review matching information, approve a participant choice, make a direct mentor assignment, or route exceptions through a defined approval workflow.
Yes. Each program can use distinct eligibility rules, forms, matching criteria, session types, approval paths, communications, feedback questions, and participant permissions.
Yes. Mentors and participants can complete post-session steps while program teams track attendance, completion status, notes, outcomes, and structured feedback.
Yes. Programs that compensate mentors can connect completed and approved sessions to rates, invoices, and payout workflows while keeping payment status visible to the appropriate roles.
Yes. Workhint can support private advisor, expert, alumni, and accelerator networks with searchable profiles, request routing, assignments, scheduling, and program oversight.
Yes. Organizations can offer branded mentor and participant portals on their own domain, with role-specific views for profiles, matches, sessions, tasks, and program information.
Describe the participants, programs, matching logic, and session process, and Workhint uses AI to configure roles, records, forms, portals, scheduling, approvals, and feedback workflows.