Manager Control
Manage People.Not Paperwork.
Managers get the visibility they need and a single queue for everything waiting on them — no spreadsheets, no forwarded emails.

Overview
The process stallsat the manager, not the policy.
Policies are written by HR but executed by line managers between meetings. When approvals live in message threads and team attendance arrives as a forwarded spreadsheet, requests drift for days and every branch ends up applying the same rule slightly differently.
iEmployee gives each manager one screen: the team’s day, the queue of everything waiting on them, and enough context to decide. Approvals happen where the request was raised, and the record is kept without anyone filing anything.
The operational problem
Line managers approve leave over WhatsApp, hear about absence secondhand, and rebuild the same team report every month by hand.
How iEmployee addresses it
One screen shows who is present, what is pending, and how the department is trending — with approvals handled where the request was raised.
Capabilities
What you getout of the box.
Team attendance monitoring
Live, without chasing updates by phone.
One approval queue
Leave, overtime and exceptions together.
Employee status visibility
Who is present and available right now.
Department reports
Focused insight for the team you own.
Escalation alerts
When a request has been waiting too long.
Outside-zone decisions
Approve or reject with the location in view.
User workflow
How it runson an ordinary day.
Open the manager view
The team’s day is already loaded.
Clear the queue
Each request carries its own context and history.
Handle exceptions
Outside-zone check-ins arrive with location attached.
Review the month
Department reporting without manual assembly.
Benefits by role
Three people.One system.
Requests get answered the same day instead of drifting.
One place for approvals, with the record kept automatically.
Consistent manager behaviour across every branch.
Frequently asked
Questions we getbefore every rollout.
Can approval levels be configured?
Yes. Single-level manager approval or manager plus HR review are both supported.
What happens when a manager is on leave?
Delegation and escalation rules are configured during onboarding.
Do managers see other departments?
Only if their role grants it. All access is role-based by design.
Ready whenyou are.
See iEmployee configured for your branches, shifts and approval structure.

