All ideas

Be able to filter this or it show in a different colour so that managers can easily see and prioritise authorising annual leave for this year rather than next year.

Have a split shift, e.g. 7.5 hour day - they work 0830 - 1230 in the morning (office for example), go home to pick the children up from creche, then must log on by 14:00 - 17:30 (from home).

The holiday accrual % can currently only be changed for all locations. We would benefit from the ability to change this for specific locations in line with different countries laws.

Following the changes made to the Documents area in PHR, the system has removed the columns which show whether the line manager and employee have access to view a document. In order to see this you have to ‘edit’ the document to see which boxes ar...

Anything bulk uploaded in terms of holidays via the bulk uploader. Any cancellations, the email would go to the person that bulk uploaded- Not the manager/additional manager responsible for that employee. Potentially if 100's are bulk uploaded thi...

We use 3rd party software for absence management, we would like to use some functions in the planner but hide this from employees - there doesn't seem to be a way for admin users to use the planner without enabling access to everyone to see their ...

Currently the ATS feed updates once a day - this is really unhelpful when we are connecting to external job boards. So pausing a job for example because we are getting too many applicants won't take affect until the ATS feed has updated. This need...

Being able to bulk action Access Rights, or create profiles we can assign to users would be very useful. Currently changing access rights requires us to manually change for said users, which can be a big undertaking. Also being able to set default...

Syncing holidays with Outlook is really helpful but not for Senior Managers who have a large number of indirect (grandparent) reports. Currently I've been informed that it's impossible to sync only direct reports without indirect ones appearing in...