Holiday calendars
Build a calendar per year, bulk-select days on a month grid, mark common holidays that can repeat, and pick festival art for Home and Me.
How this looks in TiBook
How to
- 1Open Holidays and create a calendar for a year (and optional location).
- 2Use bulk add β pick the year, tap days on the month grid, name them, optionally mark common (repeats when you copy into next year).
- 3Choose festival art as you name the day. Packs include Holi, Eid, Bakrid, Ganesh Chaturthi, Dussehra, Christmas, Gandhi Jayanti, Independence, Republic Day, Ugadi, Sankranti, Rakshabandhan, Ramadan, Shivratri, and more. Naming a holiday auto-guesses art (Holi β holi, Diwali β dussehra).
- 4Assign the calendar on the employee dossier if teams use different packs.
- 5Employees open Me β Holidays to see the year. Dark art (Eid, Christmas, Dussehra, Independence packs) uses white titles so the date stays readable.
Common vs this year
A common holiday can be copied into the next yearβs calendar. The whole year is not auto-repeated β you choose what carries forward.
Attendance
Saving a holiday marks that date as holiday attendance for employees on the calendar (and location, if set).
Add national holidays as common; add a one-off mill holiday as this year only.
Click a festival chip on the calendar preview to see how Home banners use that art.
Pick dark art for festival nights β the banner switches to white text automatically.
Related articles
- Leave types and requestsDefine paid and unpaid leave with monthly, quarterly, or yearly accrual. Employees apply; managers and payroll admins approve.
- Locations, shifts, and rosterCreate work locations and shifts once, then assign who works where on a roster grid β including break minutes for that day.
- Open the Payroll workspaceEnable Payroll from Apps, then open it from the HR menu. TiBook launches a payroll-only shell so staff and salary stay out of billing.
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