onboard
/ɒnˈbɔrd/Definitions
1. verb
to install or fit something, especially equipment or software, onto a computer or other electronic device
“The company onboarded the new employee with a comprehensive training program.”
2. noun
a person or thing that is installed or fitted onto a computer or other electronic device
“The onboard software updated the device’s operating system.”
3. adverb
while on a vehicle, especially an aircraft or ship
“The passengers were enjoying the in-flight meal onboard the plane.”
4. adverb
in place or installed as required or intended
“The safety features were onboard the vehicle from the factory.”