Why did a leave request expire (Leave Expiration Rules)?
Within Vacation Tracker you may notice that either your leave (if you’re viewing as a User) or a user’s leave (if you’re viewing as an Admin/Approver) has expired. If the leave has expired, it means that it hasn’t been responded to on time.
A leave request can either expire if the end date of the leave requested has passed or if 10 business days have passed since the request was sent.
Example of a leave request where the end date has passed:
- A leave request is sent by a User on Monday, June 5th for Wednesday, June 7th
- An Approver receives the request but does not respond.
- At the end of the day (00:00) on Wednesday, June 7th the request will expire.
Example of 10 business days that have passed since the request was sent:
_Please note, Vacation Tracker does have automated reminders that follow this same flow so that Approvers can respond. _
- A leave request is sent by a user to their Approver(s) on Monday, June 5th for a leave on July 12th .
- If the request is not responded to (approved or denied) right away, the first reminder is sent the next business day (June 6th in our example).
- If the request has still not been responded to (approved or denied) after 3 business days, a second reminder will be sent (June 8th in our example).
- If the request has not been responded to (approved or denied) after 5 business days), a third and final reminder will be sent (Monday, June 12th in our example).
Updated on: 15/08/2023
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