Views
Legend: Approved, Pending, Public holiday. Days off and public holidays don’t count towards a request.

Visibility of details
Who sets it: HR, Administrator, Owner — in Settings → Calendar.- Show the absence type — when off, coworkers see a generic “Absent” in the calendar instead of the type.
- Private types always shown as “Absent” — details of private types (for example L4) are visible only to the person, their manager and HR. This setting is required and can’t be turned off.
Subscribe to the calendar (iCal)
You can add absences to Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar as a read-only subscribed calendar.1
Open the subscription
In the Calendar, click Subscribe (iCal).
2
Create the link
Click Create my link (your own absences) or Create organization link (the whole organization — HR, Administrator and Owner only) and copy the link.
3
Add the link in your calendar app
In your calendar app, add a calendar from a URL (subscription) and paste the link.
The subscription shows who is absent. Private types (for example sick leave) appear as “Absent”. The iCal subscription is available on the Start, Growth and Enterprise plans and during the trial.
When a link stops working
A link works on behalf of the person who created it, and only while that person still has access to its scope. Tivero checks this every time the calendar refreshes. The link stops showing absences when:- the person who created it is deactivated or removed from the organization;
- their role is lowered so that they no longer have access to the link’s scope (for example an organization link after a change from HR to Member);
- the organization is suspended;
- the link is revoked.
If your subscription has stopped refreshing, create a new link and replace it in your calendar app.