✈️LOA Requests

Learn about the LOA Requests module.

What is the LOA Requests module?

The LOA Request module allows staff to make request to be inactive for a certain period of time. This also integrates nicely into ERMs /activity show command by not including users who are on LOA on the list.

Checklist

• Configuring the LOA Requests module.

• Creating an LOA Request.

• Deleting an LOA Request.

• Deleting all LOA Requests.

• Listing all LOA Requests

Configuring the LOA Requests module.

• Run /config .

  • Click Basic Settings.

  • On the dropdown that appears, click LOA Requests.

  • If the first dropdown says Disabled, click on the dropdown and select Enabled.

  • On the second dropdown, select a role that you want to be given to someone when they are on LOA, and removed when they are off LOA. (optional)

  • On the third dropdown, select a channel where all LOA requests will go.

• Configuring the LOA Requests module.

Creating an LOA Request.

• Type /loa request and select the time and the reason.

  • Time:

    • The amount of time that you want to be on LOA for. (eg 5 days).

  • Reason:

    • The reason you want to be on LOA. (eg mopping the ceiling).

• Creating an LOA Request.

Deleting an LOA Request.

• Type /loa admin and select the user that you want to manage.

  • On the menu that appears, click Delete.

HINT: If the user has no LOA active, you can not delete it. You can only delete active LOAs.

• Deleting an LOA Request.

Deleting all LOA Requests.

• Run /server manage .

  • Click on Introduction.

  • On the dropdown that appears, click Activity Notices.

  • Click Erase LOA Notices.

NOTE: This will not remove the LOA role from everyone on LOA.

HINT: You can erase all pending requests by clicking Erase Pending Requests.

• Deleting all LOA Requests.

Listing all LOA Requests.

• Type /loa admin and select the user that you want to manage.

  • On the menu that appears, click List.

• Listing all LOA Requests.