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1. Outlook sync

   It would be good to be able to download a "vCalendar" file of the leave request so that i can put it in my Outlook diary... instead of having to type details in again.

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2. Triggers

   Triggers - e.g. Email notifications based on actions (e.g. notify teams when someone off sick) or a threshold met (X days off sick...) etc... Triggers that fire under conditions to do actions...

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3. Next of kin and emergency contact details that people can update themselves

   Next of kin and emergency contact details that people can update themselves

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4. Notification Detail / Reason for leave

   When leave requests come thru to be able to see the employees notes / reason etc, without having to go online to see what they say before you approve it.

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5. Add employee documents

   Be able to upload documents related to employees

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6. Be able to print leave reports & Export reports to PDF
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7. TIme recording function

   TIme recording system to use instead of tiem sheets

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8. Approvals tab for administrators

   Administrators are able to see pending leave and TOIL requests of whole company in approvals tab.

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9. Simplify / improve guidance on carryover process

   Simplify / improve help guidance on carryover process

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10. Outstanding Leave/TOIL carry-over at end of year

    End of year outstanding leave/TOIL carry-over facility

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11. Inbox Messages - option to sort by User name.

    Inbox option - is it possible to sort received messages by user name ?
    Currently the messages are sorted by date received, and I need to scroll down to each messages & check individually.
    Looking forward to this idea's implementation.

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12. Why update the boxes you have already filled in?

    Requesting toil. It's late, I have just finished a night shift.

    1. You log into leave wizard bleary-eyed
    2. You select Overtime/time off in lieu
    3. You start off at the top: a. Put in the date you worked b. Put in the number of days c. Select Time and a Half d. I don't get TOIL for a night shift so /I untick the box (AT THIS POINT THE PAGE REFRESHES AND THE BOX ABOVE GOES BACK TO SINGLE TIME!!) d. Quickly put in a few details
    4. Submit.

    Because of that refresh between stages d and e, I have lost a lot of potential pay. Why have it refresh a box you have already filled in?! It's dumb.

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    Requesting toil. It's late, I have just finished a night shift.

    1. You log into leave wizard bleary-eyed
    2. You select Overtime/time off in lieu
    3. You start off at the top: a. Put in the date you worked b. Put in the number of days c. Select Time and a Half d. I don't get TOIL for a night shift so /I untick the box (AT THIS POINT THE PAGE REFRESHES AND THE BOX ABOVE GOES BACK TO SINGLE TIME!!) d. Quickly put in a few details
    4. Submit.

    Because of that refresh between stages d and e, I have lost a lot… more

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13. re-send Welcome Email in bulk to existing staff

    Instead of manually re-send to each staff, a bulk re-send to all or selected number of staff is helpful feature.

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14. Search upcoming leave for staff

    A searchable database to track upcoming staff holidays.

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15. Negative flex

    I would like negative flex to be allowed in the system.

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16. Set all lists on all pages to show most recent activity first

    Set all lists on every screen to show most recent activity first.

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17. User reporting

    User reports which shows when I took up freetime.

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18. Add Basic Time logging capability

    Add Basic Timesheet capability with relevant reports

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19. Make it easier to schedule rotas

    it is already possible to use LeaveWizard for rotas but it will be nice to make it easier

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20. Learning to Laugh at Failure: Experiencing Level Devil

    Many games try to impress players with complex mechanics, long tutorials, or detailed stories. Level Devil takes a very different approach. On the surface, it looks like a simple platform game with familiar controls and straightforward goals. You move, you jump, and you try to reach the end of each level. But almost immediately, the game shows its true character by breaking the rules you thought you understood.
    What makes Level Devil interesting is not just its difficulty, but the way it challenges your expectations. It teaches you early on that nothing should be taken for granted. Floors can disappear, traps can appear without warning, and paths that look safe may turn out to be dangerous. Instead of punishing the player harshly, the game invites you to learn through experience and, more importantly, to find humor in your mistakes.
    This article explores how Level Devil works, why it feels so engaging, and how to approach it in a way that keeps the experience enjoyable rather than frustrating.
    Gameplay: Simple Controls, Unpredictable Levels
    At its core, Level Devil is a side-scrolling platformer. The controls are intentionally simple: move left or right and jump. There are no special abilities to master and no complicated combinations to remember. This simplicity makes the game easy to pick up, even for players who don’t usually play platform games.
    However, the real challenge comes from the level design. The game constantly plays with your assumptions. Platforms may fall the moment you land on them. Spikes can suddenly rise from the ground. Even the floor itself might vanish just as you step forward. These surprises are carefully planned, not random, and they encourage players to pay attention and adapt.
    Each level is short, which helps keep frustration under control. When you fail, restarting is almost instant. This quick reset creates a loop of trial, failure, and learning that feels natural rather than punishing. Over time, you begin to recognize patterns and anticipate tricks, even when the game tries to mislead you.
    If you’re curious to experience this style of playful challenge yourself, you can try Level Devil and see how quickly it changes the way you approach platform games.
    Why the Game Feels So Engaging
    One of the most appealing things about Level Devil is that it challenges your mindset more than your reflexes. Success often comes from observation and patience rather than speed. The game encourages you to slow down, watch carefully, and question what you think you know.
    There’s also a strong sense of humor in the design. When something unexpected happens, it often feels amusing instead of unfair. The game seems aware that it’s tricking you, and that self-awareness helps keep the experience lighthearted. Many failures feel less like setbacks and more like lessons delivered with a wink.
    The pacing also plays an important role. Because levels are short, progress feels steady even when you fail multiple times. You’re never forced to repeat long sections, which keeps motivation high. Each attempt feels meaningful, as if you’re learning a little more about how the game thinks.
    Visually, the game is clean and simple. There are no unnecessary effects or distractions, allowing players to focus entirely on movement and timing. This clarity makes it easier to spot patterns and understand what went wrong after each mistake.
    Tips for Enjoying Level Devil
    Although Level Devil is designed to surprise you, a few simple approaches can make the experience more enjoyable.
    Move slowly and observe.
    Rushing forward usually leads straight into traps. Taking a moment to watch the environment can reveal clues about what might happen next.
    Question everything.
    If something looks safe, it might not be. Treat every platform and path with a bit of skepticism.
    Learn from failure.
    Each mistake teaches you something about the level. Instead of getting frustrated, try to understand why it happened.
    Stay relaxed.
    Frustration makes it harder to think clearly. If a level starts to feel overwhelming, taking a short break can help reset your focus.
    Enjoy the surprises.
    Many of the game’s tricks are meant to be funny. Laughing at unexpected outcomes turns frustration into part of the fun.
    A Game That Encourages Curiosity
    What truly sets Level Devil apart is how it rewards curiosity rather than perfection. The game invites you to experiment, make mistakes, and slowly uncover the logic behind each level. Success feels earned because you’ve learned how the game behaves, not because you’ve memorized a sequence of moves.
    The game also fits well into short play sessions. You can play for a few minutes, attempt several levels, and stop without feeling pressured to continue. This makes it ideal for casual gaming moments while still offering enough challenge to stay interesting.
    Over time, many players notice a shift in how they approach the game. Instead of getting frustrated by surprises, they begin to expect them. This change in mindset makes the experience more enjoyable and highlights the game’s clever design.
    Conclusion
    Level Devil offers a refreshing twist on the platformer genre by turning unpredictability into its greatest strength. With simple controls, clever level design, and a playful sense of humor, it creates an experience that feels challenging without being overwhelming.
    Rather than demanding flawless execution, the game encourages patience, observation, and a willingness to learn from mistakes. Each level becomes a small lesson in expectation and adaptation. For players looking for an interesting, lighthearted game that rewards curiosity and thoughtful play, Level Devil offers an experience that is both memorable and genuinely fun.

    Many games try to impress players with complex mechanics, long tutorials, or detailed stories. Level Devil takes a very different approach. On the surface, it looks like a simple platform game with familiar controls and straightforward goals. You move, you jump, and you try to reach the end of each level. But almost immediately, the game shows its true character by breaking the rules you thought you understood.
    What makes Level Devil interesting is not just its difficulty, but the way it challenges your expectations. It teaches you early on that nothing should be taken for granted. Floors can disappear,… more

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