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Nullify Compensatory off leaves after cut-off date

This option is useful if the comp off leave to be elapsed after a defined period.

Ex: For 10days lapse period, when the employee apply for comp off leave, system will allow to take the leave within 10days and after that the leave get lapsed.

Follow the steps below:

1. Go to settings and enter the leave type with lapse period

Settings>>Preferences>>Global Preferences>>Settings>>

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2. Define Sync pattern according to the requirement. In the below screen, sync pattern defined for daily at 6AM.

Settings>>Approval>>Sync Pattern

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3. Define work flow mapping sync pattern. Refer below screen.

Settings>>Approval>>Work flow

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4. Let’s say employee worked on a weekly off or holiday and raised for coff leave on 22nd dec 2018.

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5. Once the coff is approved, automatically document will be created by adding one coff leave in leave adjustment.

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6. Employee is allowed to take coff leave within 10days period. On completion of 10 days from coff applied date, the leave will get lapsed based on the work flow defined and a document will be loaded with -1 in leave adjustment screen. Refer below screen.

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