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Leave

Entering and requesting leave for staff and couriers, courier requests from the app, approving, rejecting and cancelling.

The Administration › Leave page keeps staff and courier leave. Every staff member requests their own leave; couriers request leave from the Agenda tab of the courier app. A manager can enter leave for anyone. Approval or rejection belongs to the company owner.

Who can do what?

RoleCan do
All staffRequest leave for themselves, from today onwards (My leave tab)
Company owner, AdministratorEnter leave for anyone (couriers included), also with past dates; edit pending leave
Company ownerApprove and reject leave; cancel approved leave

Couriers don't use the panel; they request leave from the courier app, or a manager enters it for them.

Requests from couriers

Entering or requesting leave

  1. On the Leave page, click Enter leave (or Request leave if you lack permission).
  2. If you are a manager, choose yourself (Myself), a staff member or a courier in Person.
  3. Pick the Leave type: Annual leave, Day off, Sick leave (with medical report), Maternity leave, Paternity leave, Unpaid leave or Other.
  4. Enter the Start and End dates. For a single day, leave End empty.
  5. Add a Description if needed; it is required for Other.
  6. Click Save. The leave appears in the list as Awaiting approval.

New request notification

When a courier or staff member requests leave, the approver (company owner) is notified:

Good to know:

Approving and rejecting

  1. Open the Awaiting approval tab.
  2. Click Approve or Reject on the row.
  3. When rejecting, fill in Rejection reason (required). A note is optional when approving.
  4. The name and note of the person who decided appear in the Status column.
  5. If the request belongs to a staff member whose user account has an email address, they get a result email titled "[Leave] …" (approved, rejected or cancelled; the note is included). No email is sent when staff withdraw their own request. Couriers get a phone notification instead.

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