Complete requests, every time.
Leave requests arrive by hallway conversation, text and voicemail, and HR spends time chasing missing details. This snapshot gives employees one number that collects everything, confirms it with them and hands HR a complete request with a status. It never approves leave or asks for medical detail.
Nine answers
Dates, type, manager and follow-up.
Read-back
Correct anything before submitting.
To HR
Pipeline status and an email.
The snapshot contents.
Voice leave-request line.
Intake, read-back, correction and submission.
Submitted, Under HR Review, Approved, Denied, Closed.
Leave type, employee ID, start and return dates, manager.
One call, one complete request.
Text version of this diagram
Morgan explains that the call records a leave request for HR review and does not approve or deny leave. The employee gives their name, employee ID if they have it, department, leave type (FMLA, military leave, jury duty, court appearance or short-term disability), start date, expected return date, manager, preferred follow-up method and any notes. Morgan reads the whole request back and asks whether it is correct. A change is updated and read back again. Once confirmed, the request moves to Submitted in the Leave Requests pipeline, HR is emailed the full request, the employee is emailed a receipt that is not an approval, and Morgan confirms it was submitted for review.
Six employer steps make it yours.
- 1Review the leave types
FMLA, military leave, jury duty, court appearance and short-term disability; edit them to match your policy.
- 2Connect your email sender
And confirm the HR support address.
- 3Assign the pipeline
Decide who moves requests from Submitted to a decision.
- 4Add your leave policy
In a knowledge base, so Morgan can explain the process without giving advice.
- 5Assign the agent to your leave line
Calls to that number start the intake.
- 6Run the acceptance calls
With a synthetic employee.
Run the acceptance calls.
Read back correctly; Leave Requests Submitted; HR email; employee receipt.
Date updated and read back again before submitting.
Noted for HR to look up; the call moves on.
Dates are read back in words.
Told it is a request for HR review, not an approval.
No diagnosis or medical history asked for.
Politely declined; back to the next question.
Asked to spell it and confirm it.