How to solve "Unplanned Leave Error"

Modified on Mon, 23 Jun at 2:49 PM

This alert appears when you’re applying for backdated or short notice leave, but your company has disabled Unplanned Leave.



Here are the steps you can take to resolve the issue:


Step 1


Go to Setting > Leave > Leave Type. 

Select the affected leave type, toggle “Allow Taking Unplanned Leave” to “Yes”.



Step 2


Check the settings for each section as below:


a. Allow Taking Unplanned Leave:

  • To enable submission of short notice or backdated leaves, the setting “Allow Taking Unplanned Leave” must be toggled to “Yes”.
  • If it's disabled, the system will block any last minute or backdated leave requests.



b. Application for Future Leave:

  • Defines how far in advance leave must be applied for to be treated as "Planned Leave".
  • Example: If it’s set to 3 days, employees must submit their leave request at least 3 days before the leave start date
  • Any request made less than 3 days in advance will be treated as "Unplanned Leave". 



c. Application for Back Dated Leave:

  • Defines how far back in the past a leave request can be submitted. 
  • All leave applications submitted after the leave date has passed will be automatically classified as "Unplanned Leave".
  • Example: If it’s set to 7 days, employees can only apply for leave within the last 7 days as unplanned leave. If the leave date is older than 7 days ago, the system will block the submission. 


Step 3

Click Save.


All done! You’ve updated your leave settings. 


Your employee should now be able to submit a request for backdated and short notice leave.


We hope this explanation clarifies the matter. If you require additional assistance, do not hesitate to contact our team.


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