How it works
Submit a request, get it approved, get on with your week. Fast enough that nobody has to think about the tool.
Approvers see the team schedule, the requester's balance, and overlap warnings in the same view. Approval chains match how your team actually works — one sign-off for interns, three for senior staff, finance for anything over two weeks.
There's nothing to cross-reference, nothing to second-guess, and no DM thread asking "is anyone else off?". The context lives where the decision lives.
Pick the dates, pick the type, hit send. The form remembers what your team uses most often, so vacation requests don't make you scroll past leave types you've never used. Once you submit, the request lands on the team calendar straight away — no waiting, no refresh.
Approvers don't have to go hunting for context. Open a request and you see the rest of the team's schedule alongside it, the requester's remaining balance, and a flag if too many people are already off that week. There's nothing to cross-reference, nothing to second-guess, and no DM thread asking "is anyone else off?".
Maybe your interns need one sign-off and your senior staff need three. Maybe finance needs to see anything over two weeks. Set the chain on the policy and every request that falls under it routes through the right people automatically. New hires inherit the right chain the day they join — nobody has to remember to wire them up.
Pending requests sit at the top so they don't get buried. Anything older — approved, rejected, cancelled — stays searchable for as long as you keep your account. Filter by person, leave type, date, or status; approve or comment from the list itself without opening a separate page.
Sometimes a manager needs to pull rank: a request was approved before a deadline shifted, or someone's circumstances changed. Admins can edit, re-route, or force-approve straight from the request, and the change shows up in the audit log with a note on what happened. Nothing gets quietly rewritten.
Get on with your week, not the tool.
Three taps to submit, the team calendar updates straight away, approvers see the full picture in one view. Then the tool stays out of your way until next time.
