AI-generated summary
Genesys Cloud provides a comprehensive time-off request management feature accessible through Workforce Management > Scheduling > Time-Off Requests that enables administrators to create and manage employee time-off requests with granular control and flexibility. The system allows users to select one or multiple agents through available lists or name-based search, with agent visibility determined by work team conditions where applicable. Users must specify an activity code, designate whether time off is paid or unpaid (with defaults derived from activity code configuration), and select the request type as either full day or partial day, with partial day requests requiring specific start and end times.
The Dates section enables users to add applicable dates and specify request length in hours and minutes, subject to administrator-configured minimum limits. For full-day requests, the system automatically calculates duration based on the agent's published schedule or work plan, using scheduled shift times when available or earliest/latest possible shift times when schedules are unpublished; requests can extend across multiple dates when spanning midnight. When multiple agents are selected, estimated times are not displayed. HRIS integration details, including agent activity balances, appear only for single-agent requests with selected dates when the activity code is linked to HRIS; misconfiguration or multiple agent selections prevent balance display.
Management unit and time zone selection options are available in the upper right corner, with business unit time zone as the default view. The system prevents overlapping time-off requests by displaying an error message when a full-day request conflicts with an existing partial-day request, or vice versa. Users can add optional notes for additional context, and the Save button stores the request and returns to the Time-Off Requests page, while Save and Add New allows sequential request creation. For full-day requests, the system initially estimates start and end times upon creation and automatically updates these times to reflect actual shift details when a published schedule becomes available. Related functionality includes evaluating, editing, denying, and filtering time-off requests, as well as managing time-off limits and adding full-day absences to agent schedules.