Approvals and team visibility for the people who run the teams.
Approvals and team visibility for the people who run the teams — without asking HR for a report.
Managers are where an HR platform either works or quietly fails. If approving leave is awkward, leave gets approved verbally. If attendance exceptions arrive in a weekly email, they get resolved from memory. Manager self-service puts the decisions a manager owns in one queue, routed by the structure, with enough context to decide — and records the decision where the rest of the platform can read it.
What a manager gets
One approval queue
- Leave requests
- Attendance exceptions
- Overtime beyond threshold
- Performance check-ins
Team visibility
- Who is present, absent or on leave
- Upcoming leave and cover
- Hours and overtime in the period
The record
- Team member details within their scope
- Objectives and review state
- Recognition and request history
Why it matters to everyone else
Common questions
Yes — delegation and escalation are configured to your structure, so an absent manager does not stall a cycle.
Their scope is configured during implementation. Typically a manager sees the team they are responsible for, and the information relevant to the decisions they make.
Yes, and for frontline supervisors it is usually the most-used part of the platform — attendance approval at the site, on a phone.
Ready to see Manager Self Service in action?
Tell us how your workforce operates and we will tailor the conversation around what you actually need to improve.