Harrods Aviation is the leading London-based business aviation service provider, who offer high quality FBO services at London Luton and Stansted airports.

ASP Hair implemented edays after struggling with their previous AMS not being able to offer the flexibility they required.

Before turning to the edays system to manage company absence, Lloyd Ltd relied on paper based forms that employees would fill out and share with their manager for approval

edays is supporting Jersey Electricity to reduce their carbon footprint whilst simultaneously benefitting from a more organised, productive, and efficient workforce.

After hearing great reviews from the UK branch, Zoll’s EMEA branches decided to take the opportunity to centralize their absence management processes within one online platform that could cater to each country’s local holiday rules and regulations.

John Clark Motor Group is a family run new and used car dealership group based in Scotland. The number one driver for needing a system like edays was the business’ reliance on manual holiday forms and self-sickness-reporting to manage absences, which was incredibly time consuming across the 26 sites.

The organisation’s HR department utilised edays and its ability to add absence categories so that members of staff could simply log in to the platform to log periods of medical isolation.

Sony Pictures were using paper and spreadsheets to up manage and track absence and after being recommended to edays by Sony Music, they decided to take a trial.

Lee & Thompson were using an outdated and time-consuming paper and spreadsheet process for employee absence.

CMG approached edays for a system that could cope with the complex and unique holiday and absence rules in the Netherlands.

edays worked with The University of Nottingham to remove the manual absence processes that were hindering the visibility of absence across their organization.

Silverton was using manually updating a spreadsheet to manage their absences. The spreadsheet had numerous issues, with many staff booking more holidays than they had.