edays staff absence software makes tracking and managing absences & leave a breeze.


Award-winning staff absence management software

Trusted by over 1,400 companies worldwide.

Complete monitoring and logging of employee sickness.
Complete visibility of the sickness of your workforce. Sickness logging, monitoring, triggers, and alerts manage sickness entitlement for teams and individuals. This gives clear oversight of who is sick and when, keeping teams safe and helping employees to return to work when safe.

Champion early intervention with dashboard reporting and sickness alerts.
Champion early intervention using our dashboard reporting and sickness alerts. From sickness absence to tracking isolated employees working from home or furloughed, edays gives you the tools to be proactive and prevent spikes in unplanned sickness absence. edays will also alert managers of workplace sickness cases, helping keep your team safe and productive.
Health and wellbeing tools at your fingertips.
Health and wellbeing tools at your fingertips. Encourage employees to be happier and healthier with self-service access to professional health and wellbeing advice. In some countries, employees are asked to log a reason for sickness. This allows edays to send advice to sick employees on how to recover and gives managers insights into common absence reasons. Securing GP appointments can be tough. For customers in the UK, our online GP service gives your employees access to speak to a GP without leaving home.
STAFF ABSENCE MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS
FAQs

With edays, managers can use the Bradford Factor scoring system to calculate an absence rate on a individual, team or company-wide level.
Triggers can also be set up to alert managers when that trigger is met. For example, if an employee is absent on three occasions over a set period of time.
That absence should then be recorded along with the reason for it. If the absence is due to stress or mental health for example, or it is a recurring issue for an individual employee, then the employer may want to check in with that individual to see if there are reasonable adjustments that can be made, or to signpost them to professional and appropriate help.
Absence procedures also include facilitating the return-to-work process. If an employee is on sick leave for one or two days, checking in with the employee to see how they're doing is considered good practice. For longer-term absences, having regular check-ins with the employee and discussing possible reasonable adjustments that can be made to gradually help them back into work may be necessary.
Having an absence management policy in place is key as this will outline all of an organisation's absence procedures. Learn more about how to create an absence management policy here.
With edays, you can set up absence triggers which will send you an alert when that trigger is met - for example, if an employee takes three absences during a set time period. Having this data will enable people managers to proactively reach out to an employee who has been absent more than once in a short space of time.
Without automated processes like these, absence tracking can be much more challenging if done manually - for example by using spreadsheets. This approach can lead to errors, inaccuracy and a lack of overall visibility of absences occurring in a team or whole organisation.