Paid Leave Tracking

Updated 31 May 2026

Overview

Why it matters: Allocated paid leave, used leave, and encashment are often tracked outside HR systems or in spreadsheets. A monthly register per employee makes accrual, usage, and payout visible for payroll, audits, and year-end settlements.

What this covers: Advance HR → Paid Leave Tracking holds one row per employee per month/year with allocated paid leave (from salary/policy), used leave (from approved time off), unused balance, and monetary fields when unused leave is paid out. Payment status tracks whether encashment was processed.

Use it alongside leave and holiday rules and salary allocation—not as a substitute for approving leave in the Time Off app.

How it works

Each line is keyed by employeemonth, and year. The system can compute unused paid leaves and related amount (for encashment). Payment status tracks whether unused leave pay was processed (unpaid, partially paid, paid). This complements leave types and holidays and salary entries where allocation often originates.

Step-by-step

Field labels explained

Employee / Month / Year

Together identify one tracking row—do not duplicate the same triple.

Allocated Paid Leaves

Days your policy or salary line assigns for this month; may come from accrual rules.

Used Paid Leaves

Approved paid absence booked against this period; should reconcile with Time Off.

Unused Paid Leaves

Typically computed as allocated minus used; basis for encashment or carry-forward.

Unused Paid Leaves Amount

Monetary equivalent using daily rate logic from payroll settings or salary.

Currency

Display and payment currency for amount fields.

Payment Status / Paid Amount / Payment Date / Payment Notes

Track settlement of encashment outside or inside normal payslip—keeps finance and HR aligned.

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Paid Leave Tracking