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Give users a choice of icon. Another is the plane for holiday when we are a sustainable and green organisation

It would be really helpful if additional tags could be added to the "Who can sign" field in logbooks. We have training managers who we would like to give authority to sign training logbooks and also line managers who need access to certain logbook...

The system does not offer a built-in HR functionality to automatically capture and distinguish between paid and unpaid sick leave. As this is a core aspect of absence and payroll management, it’s surprising that this isn’t available as standard. I...

The pulse surveys on the app only allow one question at a time. It would be much better it we could do 4-5 questions at a time.

Currently when a logbook is declined and an approver adds comments, the comments do not go back to the person who completed the logbook (requestor). For example, we use logbooks for recruitment requests and salary increase proposals. If it gets de...

Improve formatting on adverts in ATS - the spacing, the font, it all looks super messy and unprofessional despite all our best efforts to keep everything the same. We select Sans Serif 13px for everything, yet all looks different throughout.

We want to let people specify what time they want to book holidays for. Lets say someone works 07:00 - 15:30 and they want to take 2 hours holiday from 09:00 - 11:00 because they need to do something. At the moment there's no way to specify that o...

Performance reviews have an 'in use' tick button per review so that you can hide older reviews but still be able to see in 'past review' section. The dropdown when selecting a review to start is becoming overpopulated as we use for probationary re...

This would make it easier to visually see there is a condition, and would make it easier to do annual checks. If you could also be able to run a report off for all employees with medical conditions, that would be even better.

It means that if the main line manager is on holiday, it can automatically go to someone else, but not all the time