
Emails and spreadsheets make applying for time-off tedious

Unmarked time-off sends project plans wildly off course

Managers have low visibility into leaves and plan badly

Teams are overworked and donβt stick around for long
Skip the drama. Get Pause.
Move on from clunky time-off processes
Apply for time-off, approve them, and see your leave balance from anywhere you work: Mobile, Slack, email, or in the browser.


Save your plans from last-minute surprises
See whoβs in and whoβs not right where you plan best: inside Slack, on your calendar app, or in a fresh browser tab.
Ensure not everyone is on a break at the same time
See whether your time-off schedule overlaps with a teammateβs while applying for or reviewing a time-off request.


Let your calendars do all the talking
View teammatesβ leaves in your calendar app, auto-decline meetings on your day off, and keep all teams in the know at all times.
Pick up the Slack on time-off information
Get notified in any Slack channel about who is on break, the next public holiday, and who to wish a happy birthday. Apply, review and respond to time-off requests in Slack, as well.

You'll be in good company






Don't just take our π’ for it
If you havenβt used https://t.co/2JjSSIfdHK for your team yet, youβre missing out on something!@dhruvraisaxena and the team have built something amazing here π―
— Kabandi Saikia π©βπ»π‘ (@kabandisaikia) July 8, 2021
Weβre a fan of Pause at @getomnify β€οΈ
We have been early users of Pause. Love it. Do give it a try folks. https://t.co/MjquONeSSz
— Anuj Khurana (@anuj) May 28, 2021
Just had a look @Get_Pause looks neat. Giving this a try with our Engg team.
— Runal Dahiwade (@RunalDahiwade) May 20, 2021
Wonderful product at the intersection of "invisible" and "valuable", Dhruv π Best wishes!
— Rohin Dharmakumar (@r0h1n) June 22, 2021
We also rolled out Pause (from the good folks at @obvious_in) to make it easier for anyone to plan and take leave, but also to make taking leave a healthy workplace habit at The Ken. Taking leave is now just a Slack command for us! https://t.co/2V6tY7Q6lL
— Rohin Dharmakumar (@r0h1n) February 12, 2021
now that i'm out of my cave, did y'all check out @Get_Pause's site and launch video? β¨so well done!!β¨
— Srini β»οΈ (@srinivaskteja) June 28, 2021
congratulations @NCResq, @KadanKapoor and team! absolutely loved it π
As someone coming from a country where 30 days of vacation a year is the norm, I know how important leave from work is. It's great to see a tool that focuses on making this experience as wholesome and healthy as possible.
— Arvid Kahl (@arvidkahl) June 22, 2021
You got my upvote π https://t.co/c5MLL0Kxvd
Love this read by @obvious_in. it's very important to understand how to care and nurture relationships between team members.
— Swapnil Borkar (@swpnlbrkr) May 18, 2021
https://t.co/Xx7GqMbXBy
Well if @Get_Pause is telling me to... pic.twitter.com/YywKuq1Aul
— Tanishka Goel (@tanishka_goel) July 30, 2021
Don't work at a company where the manager/culture makes you feel like you've to "justify" your leaves w/ long-winded explanations, outright lies, or an apology.
— Abhash K (@AabhashK) August 2, 2021
Your leaves are yours to take whenever you want without bothering about the 5W1H of it, except the 'When' (obvπ)
Everything you get:

Apply for time-off on desktop or mobile

Set teams and assign approvers

Customise your policy to suit your culture

Use Pause without ever leaving Slack

Auto-decline events on Calendar when on break

Mark your calendar so your team is clued in

Set public holidays for distributed teams

Export data for payroll processing
