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Leave · connected to pay

Leave that updates pay automatically.

Employees request leave, managers approve, and balances stay ready for payroll—without a side spreadsheet.

One place for people and pay Same system in every country Local rules included

Leave that operations trust

Balances, coverage, and pay stay on one trail.

When leave lives with people and payroll, unpaid days and payouts stop becoming surprises on payday.

Request and approve in one place

Managers see balance and coverage before they clear a request.

Balances the team can trust

Approved leave updates what employees and payroll both see.

Pay impact already known

Paid and unpaid leave adjust payable time before the run is locked.

Leave → pay

Balances and approvals that stay connected to pay.

Requests, balances, and calendars update the same people record payroll already uses.

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Who it’s for

Leave stops being a blocker to payday.

Employees

Apply and track balances without chasing HR.

Managers

Approve in one inbox before cutoff.

HR

Keep policies and holidays consistent by country.

Finance

See leave outcomes already reflected in the run.

Leave moments

Approvals that protect the pay cycle.

Calm leave flows—not a separate absence product.

Apply with balance context

Employees see what they can take before they ask.

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What you can run

Capability depth—without the inventory dump.

Specific enough to be honest. Plain enough to buy.

  • Request & approveWeb and mobile paths for employees and managers.
  • BalancesAccruals and usage stay on the people record.
  • Holiday calendarsCountry calendars support planning and pay.
  • Policy by marketRules differ by country without a new tool.
  • Payroll impactApproved leave shows up where pay is calculated.
  • Audit trailKnow who approved what when disputes arise.

Ready to run people and pay in one place?

Book a demo—we’ll walk your countries, roles, and first live cycle.