How-to
View and apply for leave (employee level)
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You can apply for different types of leave directly from your HRStop portal. The system offers multiple options, including regular leave, optional holidays, compensatory offs, on-duty requests, and work-from-home applications.
How to apply for leave
- Navigate to Main Panel → Leaves → View/Apply.
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On this page, you'll find:
- Your current leave balance
- Entitled, Credited, and Availed leave counts
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To apply for leave:
- Go to the Apply tab.
- Select the Leave Type (e.g., Casual, Sick).
- Choose the Leave Period (From and To dates).
- View any specific rules/policies associated with the selected leave type.
- Enter the Reason for the leave.
- Click Submit.
- All your leave applications appear in the My Leaves section with their respective statuses:
Approved | Pending | Rejected
Additional leave options
Optional holidays
- Navigate to the Optional Holiday tab (visible only if your company has enabled it).
- Select the Holiday and Date.
- Submit your application.
Compensatory off (credit request)
- Go to Leaves → View/Apply → Credit Request.
- Select the Credit Type (e.g., Comp Off).
- Choose Half Day / Full Day.
- Enter the Date worked (holiday/weekend).
- Provide the Reason and submit.
On-duty requests
- Select the On Duty tab.
- Enter the Start Date and End Date.
- Choose options to skip present days, week offs, or holidays, if required.
- Attach a supporting File (if applicable).
- Submit the request.
Work from home
- Click the Work From Home tab.
- Select the Duration.
- Choose options to skip week offs or holidays.
- Enter the Reason and attach a File, if needed.
- Submit the application.
Leaves calendar
- View all your applied leaves in a calendar format.
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Statuses are color-coded:
- Green - Approved
- Grey - Pending
- Red - Rejected
- Blue - Forwarded
Frequently asked questions
Can I cancel a leave after applying for it?
Yes, but you can cancel/delete a leave only if it is still in pending status.
Steps to cancel a pending leave
- Navigate to Leaves → View/Apply.
- Scroll to the My Leaves section.
- Locate the leave entry marked as Pending.
- Click the Delete option next to it.
Note: If the leave is already Approved, you won’t be able to cancel it yourself. Contact your manager or admin if you need to cancel it.
Why can’t I see the Optional Holiday tab?
The Optional Holiday tab is visible only if your organization has enabled this feature in the leave policy.
=> If this tab is not visible to you:
- Check with your HR/Admin to confirm whether the optional holiday module is active in your company.
- If the policy is active, you can find the tab under Leaves → Optional Holiday.
Can I apply for a half-day leave?
Yes, employees can apply for half-day leaves depending on the leave type and policy configured by the admin.
To apply for a half-day leave
- Go to Leaves → View/Apply.
- Select the Leave Type.
- Choose the Date and specify the Duration as Half Day.
- Enter the Reason and click Submit.
=> Note: Some leave types may not support half-day applications. Refer to the rules shown on the screen while selecting the leave type.
Where can I check the status of my applied leave?
All applied leaves and their current statuses are visible in the My Leaves section.
To view leave status
- Navigate to Leaves → View/Apply.
- Go to the My Leaves tab.
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You can see a list of leave requests along with their statuses:
- Approved
- Pending
- Rejected
You can also view them on the Leaves Calendar, which uses color-coded statuses for quick reference.
What should I do if I worked on a holiday and need a compensatory off?
You can raise a Credit Request to apply for a compensatory off if you've worked on a weekend or public holiday.
Steps to apply for compensatory off
- Go to Leaves → View/ Apply.
- Click the Credit Request or Compensatory Off tab.
- Select the Credit Type (e.g., Comp Off).
- Choose Half Day or Full Day.
- Enter the date you worked and the reason.
- Upload a file/proof if required.
- Click Submit.
Once submitted, you can monitor the request status under the same section.