IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE DIGITAL LEAVE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: STREAMLINED EMPLOYEE LEAVE PROCESSES

Nwanganga, Emanuel Chendu (2025) IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE DIGITAL LEAVE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: STREAMLINED EMPLOYEE LEAVE PROCESSES. UNSPECIFIED thesis, UNSPECIFIED.

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Abstract

Abstract The implementation of a comprehensive digital leave management system: streamlined employee leave process is presented in this study in response to the increasing demand for effective and transparent employee leave management. In today’s organizations, effectively managing employee leave is crucial for maintaining productivity, adhering to policies, and supporting overall employee well-being. Traditional approaches often involving paper forms or spreadsheet tracking tend to be inefficient, error-prone, and slow to adapt to modern workplace demands. This study introduces a Digital Leave Management System designed to automate and streamline the entire leave process from request submission to approval, allocation, and tracking while fitting smoothly into existing organizational workflows. The system is a web-based application built using a full-stack architecture. It utilizes ASP.NET Core MVC for back-end logic and combines Razor Views, Bootstrap, jQuery, and SweetAlert on the front end to deliver a modern and responsive user interface. Security and access control are handled through ASP.NET Core Identity, enabling role-based access for Employees and Administrators. Each role experiences a tailored dashboard: employees can request and monitor leave; Admins oversee leave types, periods, and user accounts. By eliminating manual processes and reducing paperwork, the system significantly cuts down on administrative workload, minimizes errors, and increases transparency. It shows how modern digital solutions can replace outdated systems to boost efficiency, enhance usability, and enable data-driven HR practices.

Item Type:	Thesis (UNSPECIFIED)
Additional Information:	Computer Engineering Science Bsc
Divisions:	Informatika Intézet
Depositing User:	Gergely Beregi
Date Deposited:	07 Oct 2026 11:44
Last Modified:	07 Oct 2026 11:44
URI:	http://szakdolgozat.repo.uniduna.hu/id/eprint/3002

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