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- Graphical User Interface. Yearly Leave Chart format for easy yearly synopsis.
- Tally and Generate quick status report on "Employee out of office"
- Configurable groups to incorporate different work rules and reporting requirements
- Simple user interface …. eliminates need for end-user training
- Automated notifications
- Weeks/Month/Year Interface. Easy for Users to update their records
- Automatic alerts: Automatic email alert notifications for electronic data management
- Self-service tools: These tools show employees their attendance status any time via the Web, helping improve data accuracy, reduce processing costs, and eliminate redundant efforts
- Attendance Summary: This tool indicates employee attendance status with actions, providing the ability to sort and drill into employee attendance details
- Audit trail: All activities and events leading to a disciplinary or reward scenario are tracked and logged, providing documentation of employee attendance detail
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Employees can be individually setup with single or double authorisation levels allowing complete flexibility. These authorisation levels can be set for holiday leave and sickness if required
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Managers can approve all employees leave that fall within their team before the request is sent higher (if required)
- The balance of all employees leave is calculated dynamically if and when the leave is approved
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BDSMIS TraX has been designed from the ground up for companies to track all employee leave; holidays, sickness and other absence. Whether the employee has pre-booked some time off work or unexpectedly had to take some sick leave the system will give you an overall picture on who's in, who's out, who has taken holiday leave and who still has any holiday entitlement. The system will handle all of the mundane tasks for you and provide valuable reports on which to base company personnel decisions. If you are still running a paper based system or a wall mounted holiday chart then take a look at what BDSMIS TraX could do for you ...
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