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Your Home

Home is the first screen you see when you sign in. Think of it as your personal notice board: it collects everything that needs your attention, puts your most common tasks one click away, and reminds you what’s coming up for your team. Check it at the start of each day and you’ll rarely miss anything.

What you can do here:

  • Read alerts about you — leave approvals, payslips, missing documents, attendance issues
  • Filter the alerts to just the Urgent ones, or by Documents, Leave, or Attendance
  • Jump straight to the fix with the View button on an alert
  • Clock in, request leave, submit an expense, or open your documents from Quick Actions
  • See upcoming team birthdays, work anniversaries, and when your next leave starts
Employee Home dashboard

What’s on the Page

AreaWhat it shows
HeaderYour photo (or initial), first name, job title and department, company, work location, a greeting, and today’s date. A green dot on your photo means you’re signed in.
Onboarding bannerAppears only while you still have onboarding tasks (for example “2 onboarding items left”). Click Continue to finish them — the banner disappears once they’re done.
Alert feedThe main column. Everything that concerns you, newest first, grouped by day (Today, then earlier dates) with an item count per day.
Quick ActionsFour shortcuts on the right for the things employees do most.
Upcoming EventsBelow Quick Actions — the next few weeks of birthdays, work anniversaries, and your own upcoming leave.

Your Alerts

The feed is a running list of things that happened to you or need something from you. Use the filter chips at the top to narrow it:

FilterShows
AllEvery alert
UrgentOnly the ones that need action now — this chip shows a count when there’s something pressing
DocumentsMissing, expiring, uploaded, and requested documents
LeaveLeave requests you’ve made and how they’re progressing
AttendanceMissing punches, late marks, and other attendance issues
The alert feed with its filter chips

Each alert card shows a title, who it’s about, and a one-line summary. Most also have a View → button that opens the related page. Here are the alerts you’ll see most often:

AlertWhat it meansWhat to do
Requesting leaveA leave request you submitted is waiting for approval — the card names the step and the approver (“Step 1: HR Manager approval – Waiting for Sana Raza”)Nothing yet. Open it if you want to send a reminder.
Leave Request Approved / Workflow CompletedYour leave has been approved, and by whomEnjoy your time off — it now shows on your Calendar
Payslip ReadyA payroll run has been paid and your payslip is available, with the net payClick View to open it in Pay
Expense SubmittedYour expense claim has gone in for approvalTrack it under Requests
Document requestYour request for a letter or certificate is with HR (“Step 1: HR approval – Waiting for …”)Wait for HR; the finished file appears in My Documents
A document has been uploaded to your profileA file you (or HR) uploaded was savedNo action needed
You are missing N required documentsYour company expects documents you haven’t uploaded yet — the alert lists them (for example Passport, Visa, Health Insurance Card)Click View Documents and upload them
Document expiringA document is close to its expiry dateUpload the renewed copy
Missing punch / Attendance issueA clock-in or clock-out is missing, or you were late, left early, or were marked absentClick Submit Correction / Review to raise an attendance request
Salary Revised / Location TransferHR changed your salary or work location, with the effective dateFor your information

When there’s nothing to do, the feed simply says All caught up!

Quick Actions

Quick Actions are shortcuts to the four things employees do most. Each one opens the right page with the right form ready.

The Quick Actions panel
ActionWhat it doesTakes you to
Clock In/OutRecord your attendance for the dayMy Attendance
Request LeaveApply for time offMy Time Off
Submit ExpenseClaim back money you spent for workPay → Requests
My DocumentsView and upload your filesMy Documents

You’ll only see an action if your company uses that module. If Submit Expense is missing, for example, expenses aren’t enabled for you. And if your company records attendance through a biometric device rather than the web, Clock In/Out opens your attendance page rather than clocking you in.

Upcoming Events

The Upcoming Events panel lists, in date order:

  • Birthdays and work anniversaries of colleagues — a friendly nudge to wish them well
  • Your own leave (for example “Annual Leave starts – Sep 21”) so it doesn’t sneak up on you

Scroll inside the panel to see further ahead.

A good daily routine: open Home, clear anything under the Urgent filter, glance at Upcoming Events, then use Clock In/Out to start your shift.

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