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How to create a leave policy in Asanify?
How to create a leave policy in Asanify?

In this article, we will go through how we can create a new Leave policy on Asanify with all the necessary information

Priyom Sarkar avatar
Written by Priyom Sarkar
Updated over 2 years ago

In this article, we will go through how we can create a Leave Policy

Instructions for creating a new Leave Policy

Here is a step-by-step guide

  • Step 1: Go to + create policy tab.

  • Step 2: Naming the policy and choosing the leave type.

  • Step 3: Choosing the accrual method and accrual period

  • Step 4: Setting leave application constraints

  • Step 5: Confirming the details


Step 1: Go to + create policy tab

  • From the Dashboard, click on the Leave dropdown

  • Go to the Policies tab from the Leave dropdown

  • Click on the + Create Policy button to start creating a new policy.

Step 2: Naming the policy and choosing the leave type.

  • We start creating the policy by:

  • entering the Name of the policy.

  • A description explaining the policy on whom it applies and what it means.

  • Choose a Leave Type: Choosing a leave type is important because few leave points may have different customizable options.

  • Effective Date: The date from which the policy starts accumulating leaves in case of the absence of a waiting period.

  • Are the leaves Encashable: An optional feature, in case the leaves can be encashed into money.

Step 3: Choosing the accrual method and accrual period

  • In Is Accrual Fixed: we decide whether a fixed amount of leaves are added in every certain period of time.

  • Accrual Method: helps us decide at what point of the period the leaves get credited in the balances

  • Total per year: is the number of leaves allotted per year for the employee.

  • Accrual Period: This is the duration in which the leaves get added to the leave balance.

  • Is Accrual at beginning: Decides whether the accrual happens at the beginning or the end of the period

  • Is Accrual reset: Decides whether the accrual resets at the end of every year.

  • Waiting Period Unit: the period after which leaves are credited to a new employee

  • Max. carry days: Maximum number of leaves which can be carried to the next Accrual Period

  • Max. Balance Days: The maximum balance leaves which can be in the Balance at any point in time

  • Is DOJ considered: decides whether the DOJ is considered to give leaves on a pro-rata basis.



Step 4: Setting leave application constraints

  • Apply before days: Gives the minimum number of days before which the leave request has to be applied.

  • Maximum Consecutive Leaves: The maximum number of consecutive days for which the leave can be applied

  • Is holiday excluded from leave count: If Yes, If any company holidays fall between leave apply days, they will be excluded from the leave count

  • Is weekend excluded from leave count: If Yes, If any weekends (as defined in attendance policy) fall between leave apply days, they will be excluded from the leave count

  • Are half Days allowed: If allowed, half days wouldn't be counted as leave.

  • Are Quarter Days Allowed: If allowed, quarter days wouldn't be counted as leave.

  • Negative Balance Allowed: If yes, the leave balance can be negative but will be compensated through the Leave Accrual.

  • This Leave cannot be applied together with: Depending on the leave types chosen, these leaves cannot be requested consecutively.


Step 5: Confirming the details

  • Check Thoroughly through the Summary, and use the go back option to edit any details

  • use the Create option to create the leave policy

  • Now the policy has been created and you can now assign employees to that policy

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