A Leave Management System is a digital tool that automates the process of applying, approving, tracking, and recording employee leaves. It helps organisations implement their leave policies fairly and ensures accurate data for payroll and attendance management.
A Leave Management System helps make tracking employee time off easier and more organised. It replaces manual tracking, spreadsheets, and email chains with one central platform for employees and managers to handle leave easily and fairly.
Casual leave
Sick leave
Earned leave
Unpaid time off
Real-time leave balances
Team schedules
Organisational rule
A Leave Management System helps avoid errors, confusion, and slow communication. It prevents overlapping leaves, keeps absence records accurate, and ensures everyone follows policy, so workflows stay smooth and payroll stays correct. A Leave Management System offers:
Real-time leave balances
Automated accruals
Easy applications and approvals
Accurate payroll data
Better team planning
Policy and legal compliance
It creates a smooth experience for both employees and HR teams, ensuring leave policies are implemented correctly and consistently.
Every organisation has its own leave structure. The system allows you to configure leave types, entitlements, accrual rules, carry-forwards, encashment, and more.
Casual, sick, earned, and unpaid leaves
Maternity and paternity leave
Half-day, hourly, or comp-off options
Role- or location-based policies
Employees submit leave requests right from the portal or mobile app. They can view their balance, track leave history, and get real-time status updates.
Intuitive leave request interface
Attach documents (e.g. medical certificates)
View upcoming holidays and team calendars

Leave requests are routed to the appropriate reporting manager(s) for approval. Multi-level approval flows can be set as per the organisation's hierarchy.
Auto-notifications for pending actions
Manager dashboards
Escalation rules for delayed approvals
The system keeps leave balances up to date with every transaction, automatically adding accruals and subtracting approved time off.
Monthly or annual accruals
Leave encashment and carry-forward tracking
Real-time sync with payroll
Easily create and manage custom holiday calendars for different locations, so teams stay aligned with regional schedules.
Public and optional holidays
Auto-exclusion from working day counts
Calendar view by team or department

Easily manage all leave requests and approvals on mobile or web, giving your team flexibility and real-time visibility wherever they are.
Anytime, anywhere access
Real-time push notifications
Mobile calendar integration

Track and analyse leave trends across your organisation to spot patterns, improve planning, and reduce productivity gaps.
Leave usage reports
Monthly and yearly summaries
Data by department or location

A Leave Management System streamlines the entire leave process, making it easier for HR, managers, and employees to stay on top of balances, approvals, and planning. It reduces errors, improves visibility, and ensures policies are followed.
Reduced admin work
Improved transparency
Accurate payroll
Better compliance
Enhanced planningLeave Management Systems help organisations of all sizes and structures keep leave tracking organised and accessible. They’re especially useful for teams that need flexibility or have complex leave policies.
When you choose a leave management system, focus on what your team needs most. Choose one that supports your workflows, grows with your business, and makes leave management easy for everyone.
Customisability
Integration
Scalability
User experience
Reporting
Multi-location support
Yes, most leave systems allow configuration of comp-off requests and partial-day leaves.
Leave accruals are automated based on the policy settings—monthly, quarterly, or annually. The system also tracks deductions for approved leaves.
Yes. Team calendars and public holiday lists are usually visible to help plan leaves better and avoid overlap.
Typically yes, but you can customise which leave types require approval and who approves them.
Absolutely. You can define separate leave rules and holiday calendars for different branches, departments, or regions.