Go to the “Integrations” section, found in the left-side menu.
Find the Slack integration — look for the Slack logo and a button labeled “Add Integration.”
Click the “Add Integration” button. You’ll be redirected to a page where you can log in to your Slack workspace.
Step 2: Authorize Day Off to Access Slack
A permissions page will appear, asking for authorization for Day Off to access your Slack workspace.
Review the requested permissions, which outline what information Day Off can access (like basic channel details) and what actions it can perform in your channels, conversations, and workspace.
Click “Allow” to confirm. This step grants Day Off the permissions it needs to manage leave requests and send notifications through Slack.
Step 3: Import and Link Employees
Import Employees from Slack: Import employees from Slack who aren’t in Day Off to keep your database up-to-date.
Link Existing Employees: Link employees with matching emails in Slack and Day Off to ensure complete integration.
Step 4: Configure Daily Digest Settings
Set Up Daily Digest: Choose how the daily digest should display in Slack, showing who is off each day.
Choose Notification Time: Select when the digest will be sent to the designated channels.
Customize Information: Decide which details (like names and leave types) to include for team visibility.
Step 5: Submit Requests and Track Status
Request Time Off in Slack: Submit time-off requests directly in Slack by choosing leave type and dates.
Check Leave Balances: View available leave balances for each type in Slack.
Track Request Status: Follow the approval process directly within Slack.
Step 6: Approve and Manage Requests
Receive Approval Notifications: Approvers get notified in Slack with all necessary request details.
View Employee Balances: Check employee leave balances before making a decision.
Approve or Reject Requests: Accept or deny requests directly in Slack. Multiple approvers get simultaneous notifications.