The home page answers one question: what is expected of me right now? Everything that waits for you rises onto the home page – you do not need to tour the menu looking for things to do.
Needs attention
The most important part of the page. Every row is a matter waiting for you personally: for example an unconfirmed work day, a day your manager returned, an announcement waiting for acknowledgement or a task falling due. A manager’s list also carries the team’s matters waiting for approval.
Clicking a row takes you straight to the right place to handle the matter. Which rows you can get depends on your role and on the features in use in your organisation – no two people’s home pages look the same.
When nothing is waiting, the list says so: Nothing waiting.
Where I stand and Coming up
Where I stand shows your own situation at a glance – for example your flex balance and your remaining leave days. Coming up shows the known days ahead, such as your next shifts. Clicking a tile takes you to the more detailed view.
Quick actions
At the top of the page is Report absence, which opens the absence report form. Other records start from their own sections or from the command palette (Ctrl/⌘ + K).
For managers: Team status
A manager additionally sees the team’s status on their home page: who is clocked in right now and who is away, plus how many unconfirmed days the team has and across how many people.
If something goes wrong
The list says Nothing waiting. Good – nothing is waiting for you right now.
You expect to see something that is not there. The feature may not be in use in your organisation, or it is not part of your role. See How Kelomo works and ask your admin if needed.