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    • Fixed

      Team calendar: notes stay visible on a page that has been open for long

      An open team calendar reloaded its entries regularly, but the notes in the calendar only when the page was opened. If that request failed or a note was added later, it was missing from the tooltip until you reloaded. Notes now update together with the entries.

      • When someone changes a note, everyone with the team calendar open sees it shortly after, without reloading.
    • Improved

      Team time: offline entries with day and time

      When a terminal recorded entries without a network connection, the notice under Team time now lists the day, type and time for each person. Click a day to open that person's times with the day already expanded, including the terminal's clock time.

      • For an entry rejected at the terminal, “Open times” now also takes you straight to the right day.

      For HR Time recording

    • New

      Absence types as wishes, such as “afternoon off if possible”

      Under “Settings › Absences” you can now mark a type as a wish. Such an entry shows in the team calendar, but the person can still be planned: a shift on the same day is allowed, and an existing one stays in place. The switch starts off.

      • A wish credits no hours. The time account and the weekly hours in the shift plan only count what is planned or worked.
      • Staffing rules such as “at most two away at the same time” count the person as present.
      • In the team calendar, a wish day with a shift shows both: the wish's code at the top left and the shift below it.

      For AdministratorsShift planners

    • New

      Two-factor sign-in for your account

      Under “My account” you can now protect your account with an authenticator app on your phone as well. After your password or sign-in link, Tiveo then asks for a six-digit code. This is optional; if you do not turn it on, you sign in as before.

      • Set it up with a QR code or a key to type in, for example with Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator or your phone's password manager.
      • You also get ten recovery codes. If you lose your phone, one of them still gets you into your account; two-factor sign-in is then off and your other devices are signed out.
      • Turning it off needs a current code from the app. The setting applies to your account in every company.
    • New

      Birthdays in the team calendar

      A small add-on under Settings › Absences, switched off to begin with. Once it is on, HR enters the date of birth next to the start and leaving dates, and the team calendar shows who has a birthday when, with the age they turn in brackets if wanted.

      • The display starts switched off for every person. The calendar only ever shows the day, or the day and the age, never the date of birth itself.
      • Everyone can see and change their own display under “My account”, and can enter their date of birth there themselves.
      • In the team calendar a corner marks the day, in the month view a small cake. A birthday today gets a badge next to the name, and the start page lists the next two weeks.
      • Switching it on requires the data processing agreement version of 5 Nov 2026. After switching it off, you can delete all stored dates of birth in one go.

      For Administrators

    • Changed

      Data processing agreement, version of 5 Nov 2026

      The data processing agreement and the deletion policy now cover the birthday calendar and company documents. Owners conclude the new version under Settings › Data protection, where you can also see what has changed. Until then the previous version stays in force; the birthday calendar and the vehicle logbook can only be switched on afterwards.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Shifts & time: now for the whole year too

      Under Reports › Shifts & time you can now choose the year as well as the month. The table then shows each person's duties, day types and recorded hours from January to December.

      • All CSV files are available for the whole year as well.
      • A reported week that spans two months appears as one week in the year view.

      For HR

    • New

      Stand-in: someone from another department helps out

      Shift planning now has “+ Stand-in”. Use it to plan single shifts for someone outside the area, for example management or a colleague from a neighbouring department.

      • The stand-in appears below your own team, with their department, and only in weeks with a shift. You set the shift in their row like for everyone else.
      • You can choose anyone you plan anyway. Only those who usually plan the person can change their shifts. Everyone else sees them in the plan, but not their absences.
      • The shift counts towards demand and mandatory staffing. If a mandatory staffing rule names the whole area, the stand-in counts there too.
      • If shift planning does not apply to the person yet, for example in administration, an administrator turns it on for them in the same dialog.
      • Settings › Shift planning lists who it is turned on for in this way. You can end it there as well.
      • In the view by department, “Assign” offers stand-ins as a group of their own.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Move or remove several shifts at once

      In the team calendar and in shift planning you can now select several shifts and drag them to other days or to another person. If someone is on leave, a week of on-call duty moves in one go.

      • Ctrl+click selects single days, Shift+click or Shift+drag every shift up to there. In the team calendar you can also drag a period and choose “Select”.
      • While dragging you can see where the shifts will land. “Move …” works without a mouse: pick another person, a new first day, or a week earlier or later.
      • If a shift cannot go, for example because of approved leave, nothing changes at first. Tiveo lists the days and asks whether to move the rest.
      • After moving, “Undo” is ready. Published shifts stay published and count as changed, just as when you edit them by hand.
      • In shift planning, Shift+arrow keys and Ctrl+X then Ctrl+V work as they do in a spreadsheet.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • Fixed

      Required staffing: only departments from the same area

      Under “Who counts” you could pick any department of the company, including one that is planned in another area. Nobody from it is scheduled in this plan, so the check report showed a gap every day. The list now only offers departments that can count in this area.

      • An existing rule pointing to another department is marked in the setup. Add it again where that department is planned.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Search with Ctrl+K: find pages, settings and employees

      Press Ctrl+K (⌘K on a Mac) or click “Search” at the top right, next to the time clock, to open a search on any page. It lists every page you can see, and Enter takes you there. Before you type anything, it shows what is waiting for you.

      • If you manage settings, you can look up a single one, such as “Rest period”. The search opens the right tab and highlights the row.
      • If you manage or lead employees, you can find people by name. Enter opens their overview, Shift+Enter their details.
      • Requesting leave, colour scheme and language work from the search as well, and with time tracking so do clocking in, breaks and clocking out.
      • Short forms work too: “tcal” finds the team calendar.
    • New

      Data backup: automatic and encrypted to your storage (beta)

      Under Settings › Data backup the owner backs up all data and files of the company to their own storage at night, daily, weekly or monthly. It is part of the paid plans.

      • Backups are encrypted with your own key. Tiveo only receives the public part and cannot open them.
      • The destination is a WebDAV folder (such as Nextcloud or Synology), an S3 bucket, or an email reminder if you prefer to download yourself.
      • Owners and administrators see in the header when the last backup ran and whether it worked. If it fails several times, the owner gets an email.
      • The full export by hand also counts as a backup and appears in the history.
      • Data backup has its own tab under Settings. Under Integrations, data backup and full export now sit side by side, and the overview is grouped by topic.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Swapping on-call weeks: any week up to a year ahead

      If you have a week of on-call duty, “My shifts” now shows it as one entry instead of seven separate days. “Hand over / swap” suggests the whole week. For a swap, you can pick other people’s weeks up to a year ahead instead of six weeks.

      • Pick the person first, then their week. The list shows how many weeks each person can offer.
      • Only weeks you can both take on are offered. Weeks where either of you is off are left out.
      • Single days of the week can still be handed over using “From” and “To”.
      • A 24-hour shift now reads “from 00:00 · 24 h” instead of “00:00–00:00”.

      Shift planning

    • New

      Documents: instructions and rules from your company

      Under “Documents”, the company keeps what everyone should know, such as how to request leave or how on-call duty works. Employees read it there and download it as a PDF, but cannot change it.

      • HR and administrators write a document right in Tiveo, with headings, lists and bold text, or upload a finished PDF of up to 20 MB.
      • A written document downloads as a typeset PDF with one tap.
      • A document applies to the whole company or to selected teams. Groups such as “Work instructions” keep the list tidy.
      • New and changed documents are marked “New” or “Updated” until opened. Tiveo does not record who read what.
      • The menu item appears once the first document exists.
    • New

      My time: how your time is recorded

      My time now shows how your time gets into Tiveo: in the app, at the terminal, automatically on the PC or from the roster, and whether a forgotten clock-out is set.

      • Anything booked automatically is listed there, not only in the monthly list.
      • If clocking in at the terminal is switched off for you, the terminal says so after you log in.

      Time recording

    • New

      Ways of recording time: who records their time and how

      Settings › Time recording has a new overview. For everyone, each unit and each person it shows how time is clocked: in the app, at the terminal, automatically on the PC or from the roster. Existing settings do not change.

      • Figures at the top: how many record in the app, at the terminal, at the terminal only, on the PC or from the roster. A click filters the table.
      • Values apply from the top down. An own value is shown bold with a dot, an inherited one faded, and the tooltip names the source.
      • Clicking a row changes all ways for that level at once, from a chosen date.
      • New: clocking in at the terminal can be switched off for a unit or person. Without a setting it stays on.
      • Notes where something does not fit: for example terminal only but no terminal access, or workplace only but none set up.
      • HR sees the overview under Team time › Ways of recording; administrators can change it.

      For HR Time recording

    • New

      Overtime off in hours

      With time tracking, overtime off can now be requested for part of a day, for example from 14:00 to 16:30. The request shows what it costs the time account.

      • In the request for overtime off, choose between “Whole days” and “Hours”.
      • On the right you see the time account: balance today, overtime off already planned, this request and what remains afterwards.
      • The day stays a working day. The account goes down by the time not worked that day.
      • Approvals, the team calendar and “My leave” show the time instead of “1 day”.
      • Managers and HR can also enter hours for others.

      Time recording

    • New

      Training and other absences: recorded times can count

      An absence such as training counts as a day worked. New is the switch “recorded times count instead of the credit” for each absence type. It starts switched off; without it, nothing changes.

      • With the switch on, only the recorded times count against the target on a day that has times.
      • Anyone who spent longer in training gets extra hours. Anyone who spent less works the rest or takes it from the account.
      • If no times are recorded that day, it still counts as worked.
      • With half a day of leave and half a day of training on the same day, the leave stays credited.
      • Set under Settings › Absences for the absence type in question.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • Improved

      Time account: entries count right away

      An opening balance, a correction or a payout now shows in the time account right away, not only the next day. Hours worked still count up to yesterday, because the current day is not over yet.

      • Below the balance it now says “Times up to yesterday” instead of “As of yesterday”.
      • This applies wherever the account is shown: My time, Year overview, the start page and the terminal.

      Time recording

    • New

      Own domain: Tiveo at your address (beta)

      From the booked Business plan you can also open Tiveo on a subdomain of your company, for example time.your-company.com. You find it under Settings › Access and roles, and the owner sets it up.

      • You verify your domain and add a DNS record, and Tiveo obtains the certificate itself. You get an email as soon as the domain is active.
      • Anyone who only works in your company then signs in at your address, and their emails link there.
      • app.tiveo.de keeps working. If your domain has a problem, emails lead back there by themselves.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      A thorough review: time, leave, rosters and permissions

      We went through Tiveo carefully and fixed many faults. Several figures are now calculated more precisely, and no customer's balances changed as a result. Error messages now name the value, and the full export also contains Personio, DATEV and profile pictures. For new versions of the terms and the data processing agreement, Tiveo shows what changed.

      • Clocking in without a connection now tells you straight away. HR sees rejected terminal entries with the person, type and time, and starting a trip shows you if clocking in failed.
      • Time account: changing team or region no longer alters past days. The daily target adds up without a remainder, supplements only count within the time frame, and DATEV gets hours net of breaks.
      • Leave: pro rata twelfths count from the day someone joins, extra leave is prorated too, remaining leave no longer lapses during maternity protection or long illness, and a deficit can carry over.
      • Rosters: half a day of leave now books only half the shift. The plan check recognises split shifts, the 48-hour average and free Sundays, and the repeated hour when the clocks change counts correctly.
      • Permissions: "View as" no longer shows who is clocked in, managers don't see confidential absence reasons, and someone else looks after your own leave balance and personal details.
      • New switches, all off to start with: keep days without a clock-out separate as unclear, calculate leave entitlement by months, and hide planned departures from colleagues.
    • Fixed

      English DATEV texts: tax adviser, not tax office

      The English interface said “tax office” for DATEV, which means the tax authority. The texts now say “tax adviser”, which is who imports the file. The description of the vehicle logbook now says “company vehicles”.

      For HR Time recording

    • Fixed

      Emails are no longer lost during an outage

      If the mail server was down for a while, Tiveo gave up on waiting emails after about an hour, including confirmations. They now wait for up to seven days and go out as soon as the server is back.

    • Changed

      Only administrators can invite administrators now

      From now on only owners and administrators can grant the administrator role, including through an invitation. HR chooses between standard, manager and HR when inviting someone.

      • Only owners and administrators can change the address of an open administrator invitation. HR for a section cannot change the address of an open HR invitation either.
      • Open invitations stay valid and can be sent to the same address again.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Switching companies: the page starts fresh

      Switching between companies kept the filters and selected people of the previous one, which left the list empty. The page now starts fresh after the switch.

    • Fixed

      HR: “Settings” is now in the menu

      HR may set up absences, qualifications, integrations and imports, but the menu offered no way to get there. “Settings” now appears under “Company”. Permissions stay as they were.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Timesheets: loading errors are now reported

      If the connection dropped during bulk printing in the month-end close, a sheet without hours was created silently. Printing now stops and tells you what happened, and you can start it again.

      • This also applies to the Excel workbook.
      • A sheet you may not see still doesn't hold up the print.

      For HR Time recording

    • Fixed

      Long lists show all their rows again

      In larger companies some lists silently stopped at 1000 rows, so people late in the alphabet were missing. This is fixed.

      • “Shifts & time” report and project times: everyone in the month.
      • Shift planning: the comparison of planned hours and target covers everyone, even across two months.
      • Qualifications and rejected requests: complete.
      • Patterns and weekly templates: the preview and the result count every day. Everything was already being created.

      For Managers

    • New

      New module: vehicle logbook (beta)

      You start a trip the way you clock in. Odometer readings follow on without gaps, every change stays visible and each vehicle gets a yearly logbook. It is included from the Team plan at no extra cost; switch it on under Settings › Company › Modules once the current data processing agreement is concluded.

      • Pool vehicles, company cars and private cars with mileage allowance, which also goes into the DATEV file.
      • It works together with clocking in, the shift plan (a vehicle per shift), licence checks and projects.
      • You can photograph receipts and see costs per km, plus a comparison with the 1% rule as a rough guide.
      • Recording the route of a business trip is a separate switch and off by default; the app never records private trips or commutes.
      • Anything that couldn't be sent without a connection stays on the device for 30 days. The “Not transferred” card shows the exact date.

      For AdministratorsHR

    • Changed

      Data processing agreement and privacy updated

      The data processing agreement (version 2026-10-30), the technical and organisational measures, the deletion policy and the privacy policy now also cover the vehicle logbook. Owners conclude the new version in the settings. Until then the previous one stays in force; the vehicle logbook can only be switched on afterwards.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Overview: planned hours against target

      Where time recording is not used, the month view of the overview shows the hours from the roster: rings for the week and the month, and planned and target hours per day and week on the monthly sheet.

      • Published shifts count without breaks, as in shift planning. Appointments and on-call duties do not count.
      • Print, Excel and CSV include the columns.

      Shift planning

    • New

      Terminal can show time account and remaining leave

      There is a new switch for this under Settings › Time recording. It starts off, and while it is off the terminal stays as it was.

      • When it is on, people see their time account (as of yesterday) and their remaining leave for the year after entering their clock-in number and PIN or badge. These are the same figures as in the app.
      • You can switch it on for the whole company, individual teams or individual people. On a shared device, anyone standing nearby can read along.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • Improved

      A clearer interface: tidier menu and settings

      Finding your way around Tiveo is now easier. Every page, feature and address is still where it was and works as before; what has changed is the layout and the way things are grouped.

      • In the menu, the current page spans the full width, and dividers separate the groups.
      • New “Management” group: Approvals, Shift planning, Team time, Qualifications and Company calendar.
      • “Settings” expands in the menu, with Rules, Company structure, Appearance and License below it.
      • Settings are now rows in named sections, and checkboxes have become switches.
      • Each module has its own icon. It appears in Settings and, where several modules run, at the top of the module's pages.
    • New

      Overview: now by month as well, with a new timesheet

      The year overview is now called “Overview” and shows either the month or the year. In month view, your figures are on the left and the printable timesheet on the right.

      • Rings for today, the week and the month: hours worked against target.
      • Time account in three figures: end of last month, this month so far, total. Plus leave balance and next shift.
      • The timesheet shows in and out times per block, absences, shifts and projects, weekly totals and summaries of hours, time account and leave balance.
      • Print or save as PDF, plus Excel and CSV. The “Timesheet” button under “My time” takes you there.
      • HR and managers can open a person’s overview from Team time or under “Employees”, with the same rights as in Team time.
      • In month-end closing, “Print all” and the Excel file now produce this timesheet for every employee, with public holidays by their state.

      Time recording

    • New

      Shift planning: save a week as a template and carry it over

      You can save a planned week as a template and then carry it over to further weeks and months. You will find it in shift planning on the right under “Weekly templates”.

      • All shifts of the week are saved, including custom times, breaks and notes. Up to six alternating weeks are possible.
      • When you apply a template, a preview first shows how many drafts will be created and who is missing on which days.
      • Anyone with an approved absence or a shift on that day is skipped, and public holidays too if you wish. Whatever you changed by hand stays.
      • Only drafts are created. Publish them as usual with the button above the plan.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Working time from the roster

      There is a new switch under Settings › Time recording. It starts off, and while it is off nothing changes.

      • If someone doesn't clock in on a day with a published shift, the shift is recorded as their working time, with the planned break in the middle.
      • Entries are made two hours after the shift ends, not on days when someone is absent all day. Anyone who clocks in themselves that day keeps their own times.
      • The entries are marked “automatic”. Anyone who leaves earlier or stays longer corrects the day like any other entry.
      • You can switch it on for the whole company, for individual teams or for individual people.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • New

      Time recording: “Only the shift counts” and “Recognise time outside”

      There are two new switches under Settings › Time recording. Both start off, and while they are off nothing changes.

      • “Only the shift counts”: on days with a published shift, clocked time only counts within the shift. The entries stay; days without a shift count as before.
      • “Recognise time outside”: employees request minutes before or after their shift with a reason, for example when parents came late.
      • Managers or HR decide under “Approvals” whether to recognise all of the time or part of it, or to decline it with a reason. They can also recognise time on their own initiative.
      • Recognised minutes count as working time and go into the hours account. This also applies to the time frame.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • New

      Two half days on one date: one thing in the morning, another in the afternoon

      You can now enter two half-day absences of different types on the same day, for example leave in the morning and overtime off in the afternoon. Each half counts on its own: the half day of leave comes off the leave balance, the half day of overtime off comes off the hours balance.

      • In the team calendar the day is split diagonally and shows both codes.
      • Two halves of the same type make a full day and are changed as one entry.
      • On a day the person only works half, one half-day entry already covers the whole day.
      • Approving a request with changes keeps the requested half day at its start or end.
    • Improved

      Correct working time back to the first day

      If a working pattern has a wrong value, such as 30 instead of 32 weekly hours, you can now correct it from its start. Until now, only a new pattern from a later day was possible.

      • Employees › person › “Change working time”: choose the start of the current pattern as “Effective from”, then “Save correction”.
      • Tiveo recalculates the hours account and leave from that day.

      For HR

    • New

      Handbook: how your company works with Tiveo, always up to date

      Under “Handbook” you see how your company has set up Tiveo: who leads what and what each role may do, who approves your requests, which absence types and rules apply. It is dated and can be printed.

      • It is built from the settings each time you open it, so a change there shows up in the handbook straight away.
      • For you personally: your role, your team and its lead, who approves your requests and who sees your data.
      • Time recording, shift planning and qualifications only appear if your company uses them.
    • New

      HR for a single scope

      The HR role can now be limited to selected units, for example for the lead of one site. That person then only sees and manages the employees there. Without a scope, nothing changes.

      • Settings › Access and roles: anyone who becomes HR is asked “for whom?” straight away, meaning all employees or selected units with everything below them. Change it later via “Change scope”.
      • Within the scope: master data, working time, leave and hours balances, absences, times, invitations. Settings, rules, import, full export, reports and deletion stay with HR for everyone.
      • On each person’s card under Employees, “Who can see this person?” lists every account with access through a role or as a lead, with the reason. Under leads, each unit shows who manages its staff.
      • Since 30 Oct: the team list in the overview shows the leave of everyone in the scope, including CSV. The team calendar and Employees show their leave figures.

      For HRAdministrators

    • New

      Info material: handout for employees and flyer as PDF

      If you are introducing Tiveo at work, tiveo.de/en/infomaterial has a handout for your employees, a flyer to pass round and a proposal for management, each as a PDF you can print.

      • Prices, modules and screenshots always match the website.
      • The link is also under “Install as app” in the “For your team” card.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Required staffing: always someone on duty

      Define who must be on duty at all times, for example a pharmacist Mon–Fri from 7:30 am to 6 pm. The check report shows every gap with its times, even half an hour between early and late shift.

      • Settings › Shift planning › “Add required staffing”: a department, a qualification or everyone in the area, at least how many, on which days, from when to when.
      • A gap is a violation: before publishing, you confirm that you have seen it.
      • Absent staff do not count, public holidays are excluded.

      For Shift plannersAdministrators Shift planning

    • New

      Import times from Excel and preview each time account first

      Under Team time › Import, upload Excel or CSV lists of working hours. Before anything is saved, you see for each person how their time account changes.

      • Tiveo recognises columns and people by itself, even with “Start” twice, one sheet per person, one block per month or only day numbers in the date. If anything is unclear, Tiveo asks.
      • Days already in Tiveo exactly like this are skipped. Where Tiveo has different times, you choose: keep or replace.
      • If the list starts before time recording did, an administrator can move the start back. The preview shows every account this changes.
      • Imported days are marked as imported under “My time”, without any emails. You can undo an import.

      For HR Time recording

    • New

      Projects: hour budget, weekly overview and people

      Under “Projects” you now also see hours per calendar week across all projects, per week or cumulative. Each project can have an hour budget, for example the hours billed, showing what has been used and what is left.

      • “Weeks”: projects × calendar weeks, per week or cumulative since the first booking. From 80 % of the budget the total turns orange, above it red.
      • “People”: who booked how many hours on which project in the period.
      • Enter the budget under “Edit”. The list and the project then show how much has been used and what is left.
      • Every overview can be downloaded as CSV. Without a budget the list looks as before.

      For HR Time recording

    • New

      Team calendar: month view next to the year

      With “Year | Month” the team calendar shows a single month across the full width instead of the whole year, with no sideways scrolling. Use the arrows to move from month to month, across the turn of the year too.

      • When you switch, the month you are looking at stays in view, in both directions.
      • The star next to the switch sets which view opens first. The year remains the default.
      • In the month view, “Print” puts the month on a single page, and “Export (CSV)” contains just its days.
    • New

      Attendance: see who's in today, if you turn it on

      Under Settings › Time recording you decide who can see who is clocked in right now. Everything is off by default. As before, Team time only shows the current day from the next day on.

      • Set separately for HR, for managers (their team or everyone) and for employees (their team or everyone), and also per department or person.
      • You also choose who sees the clock times: nobody, only administration and managers, or everyone who can see attendance.
      • The “Attendance” page shows who is in, on a break, gone for the day or not in. It refreshes every minute and can print a list for emergencies.
      • “Today” shows who is in right now. Under “My time”, everyone sees who can see their status.
      • Where there is a works council, it has a say. The works agreement template includes a clause for this.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • Fixed

      Confirm month: the right list and a clear reminder

      Team time showed “not confirmed yet” for everyone during the current month, although a month can only be confirmed once it is over. The list now shows the month that is due, and employees see the request right away.

      • Team time › Confirmations names the month and shows the previous month while the current one is running.
      • Anyone without a single day of time recording in the month, for example before starting with Tiveo, has nothing to confirm.
      • “Confirm month” appears on “Today” under “Waiting for you” and as a number next to “My time”.
      • A new “Confirm month” email goes out on the 1st of the month, also as a push notification. It is off by default; turn it on under Settings › Emails.
      • Team time shows other people's current day from tomorrow. Today's row now says so.

      Time recording

    • Improved

      Team calendar: scroll bar easier to see

      The bar below the calendar for moving through the year is taller and darker, so you can see straight away that the calendar carries on to the left and right.

    • Fixed

      Departure: entries after it no longer count

      When a person got an end date, later entries stayed in place. Company holidays after the departure, for example, kept coming off the leave balance, although the calendar greys those days out. Now saving the end date removes the days after it.

      • Entries entirely after the departure are cancelled. Entries running past it now end on that day.
      • Under Employees, you see the affected entries before you save.
      • Nothing new can be entered after the departure.
      • For departures entered earlier, the entries after them have been removed. Entries from the Excel import stay until you save the end date again.

      For Managers

    • New

      Managers maintain their team's balances

      If you want, managers can look after their team's leave and time balances without having the HR role or seeing every employee. Both are off by default; administrators switch them on for the whole company or for single units.

      • Settings › Absences › “Leads maintain leave balances”: leads see their team under Employees, set the carry-over and enter corrections. The person confirms a correction.
      • Settings › Time recording › “Leads book to the time account”: leads book an opening balance, correction or payout for their team under Team time.
      • Managers can never do this for their own balance. Leave payout, entitlement, master data and roles stay with HR.

      For ManagersAdministrators

    • New

      Shift planning: planned hours against the target per week

      While planning, you now see for each person how many hours are planned in the week and how many their working-time model calls for. Anyone planned too little or too much stands out before the work is done.

      • At the end of each row the grid shows “planned/target”, below it ▼ too few, ▲ too many or ✓.
      • Public holidays, days off in the company calendar and approved absences are taken off the target; shifts in other areas count too.
      • The check report lists every full week that is more than 15 minutes off. It is a note only, so overtime can still be planned on purpose.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Shift groups: check “always one early duty”

      Combine shift types into groups such as early, middle and late duty and set the demand per group. Every shift in the group then counts, whatever its times.

      • Settings › Shift planning › Step 1: “New group” (administration); a shift type’s group is set under “Edit”.
      • With a time window, freely entered times count too, for example every shift starting between 6 and 8 am as early duty.
      • Planning and the roster show one row per group with its staffing; the check report shows where a group is missing or overstaffed.

      For Shift plannersAdministrators Shift planning

    • Fixed

      Leave left over from before parental leave no longer expires early

      Leave someone could not take before parental leave used to expire on the usual deadline after an expiry notice. It now remains until 31 December of the year after parental leave ends, as Section 17(2) BEEG requires. No expiry notices are sent during parental leave.

    • New

      Reduce leave pro rata for parental leave

      Where your company reduces leave for parental leave, Tiveo now calculates it: one twelfth less for each full calendar month of parental leave. It is off by default.

      • Settings › Absences: “Reduce leave for parental leave”. Anyone working part-time for you during parental leave gets an exception.
      • The leave balance shows the reduction on a line of its own, for example “Parental leave (9 of 12 months)”.
      • Only for companies in Germany (Section 17 BEEG). Maternity protection never reduces leave.

      For HR

    • New

      A deducted break can count as taken

      For workplaces where breaks are taken but not clocked: under “Deduct missing breaks” there is a new switch, “Deducted break counts as taken”. It starts switched off; without it, nothing changes.

      • On days with a deduction, “Break too short” and “over six hours without a break” no longer appear, as long as the deduction covers the statutory break.
      • The maximum working time is then counted without the deducted break.
      • Tiveo still checks rest periods and protection rules as before.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • Fixed

      Days off now also count for leave that is already over

      A day off in the company calendar doesn't cost any leave, even if it is added afterwards. Until now that only applied to leave still to come. Tiveo now recalculates all absences from 1 January, including approved ones.

      • Example: you enter the summer holiday first and then add the closing day in July. That week of leave now counts one day less.
      • If a day off is deleted, it counts as leave again, recalculated back to 1 January as well.

      For Managers

    • Fixed

      Part-time: leave entitlement counts from the right day

      If you entered a part-time pattern during setup, the leave entitlement was often too high: the work pattern only applied from the day it was entered, and Tiveo counted the time before as full-time. You can now correct the start.

      • Open a person › Working time › “Change start”: the first work pattern then applies from, for example, 1 January. Tiveo recalculates entitlement and leave days right away.
      • A first work pattern now starts on the joining date, otherwise on 1 January, not on the day it is entered.
      • Leave entered before the work pattern counts only the pattern's working days after every change.
      • If working time varies during the year, the Leave entitlement card shows the average it uses.

      For HR

    • Improved

      New account: first choose whether to join or set up

      Anyone who signs up and doesn't belong to a company yet now chooses first: join a workplace that already uses Tiveo or set up Tiveo for the business. This stops people creating a second company by mistake.

      • When joining, the page shows the address the invitation must go to. Once it arrives, Tiveo opens on its own.
      • Before creating a company, a notice suggests joining instead if your employer already uses Tiveo.
      • Anyone setting up Tiveo for the company, e.g. from HR or accounting, who ended up on the join page can switch there with “Set up instead”.
      • Fixed: signing up sometimes showed an error even though the confirmation email had already been sent, and the link in it then didn't work.
    • Improved

      Plan full: trial month right on the Employees page

      When your plan has no room for another person, the Employees page now says so above the list, along with the plan you would need and a button for the trial month. The trial is free and commits you to nothing; afterwards you decide whether to book.

      • In “Add a person”, the notice has moved from below the fields to the top.
      • If the terms still need confirming, you can do it right at the button.

      For HR

    • Changed

      Feedback now reaches us with your name

      When you write to us via “Something wrong?”, we now see who the message is from. That means we can reply directly and, for example, check your leave balance without having to ask you first.

      • Your company still doesn’t see your feedback.
    • Improved

      Setup guide: don’t forget last year’s remaining leave

      In your first year with Tiveo, the setup guide’s “Entitlement and remaining leave” step reminds you to enter each person’s carry-over from the previous year. Tiveo has no record of that year, so without it everyone’s carry-over stays at 0.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Entering a half day on a single date

      A half day of leave on just one date could not be entered or requested and showed an error message. That works now: "afternoon only" or "morning only" applies to that day.

    • New

      Tiveo tells you when a new version is available

      If Tiveo stays open for a long time, a notice now appears at the bottom as soon as a new version is ready. Click “Reload” to get it, with all new features and settings.

      • Terminals load the new version on their own once nobody has used them for a minute.
    • New

      Time recording: clock in at the terminal or at the workplace only

      So that nobody clocks in on the way to work, you can restrict clocking in: at a terminal only, or in the app only near a workplace. Both are off by default; switch them on for everyone, a team or one person under Settings › Time recording.

      • This only affects clocking in and ending a break. Clocking out and starting a break still work anywhere.
      • Add workplaces under Settings › Time recording, on site with “Use current location” or with coordinates from a map.
      • The location is checked once when clocking in and is not stored.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • New

      Note in the calendar: “Conference in Dortmund” visible to everyone

      When requesting or entering an absence there is a second field next to the note: the note in the calendar. It appears in the team calendar tooltip of the entry, for everyone who can see the entry.

      • It is short (80 characters at most) and optional. The note itself is still only for the approver and HR.
      • To change or delete it, click the entry in the calendar; you will find “Note in the calendar” there.
      • Only for absence types that others can see in the calendar; for sick leave and similar types everything stays hidden.
    • New

      Team calendar: the whole year on one sheet

      Next to “Print”, the team calendar has a “Year on one sheet” button: a wall calendar with twelve months side by side, showing the initials of whoever is away on each day.

      • Everything fits on one A4 landscape page, with a legend and the list of initials. The normal printout takes four pages, one per quarter.
      • Weekends and shared public holidays are grey, requested entries are underlined.
      • Best for small teams; if more people are away on a day, it says “+n”.
    • New

      Approval shown for every person, and it can be switched off

      A person's details now show who approves their requests. One tick means a person's requests need no approval at all, for example for the management.

      • Employees › person › “Approval of requests”: who decides, by type of absence.
      • The tick “Requests from … need no approval” creates a rule for that person. Owners and administrators set it; the rule also appears under Rules.
      • Rules › “Turn off approvals”: nobody decides across the company. More specific rules for departments or people take precedence.
      • Rule sentences say more clearly whom they apply to: where only the name used to appear, they now read “of Anna Muster” or “in Sales”.
      • When requesting, a hint under the note says who can read it: only approval and HR, not the team calendar.
      • In the year overview, the team view links to the team calendar, the whole year for everyone.

      For HR

    • New

      Time clock: the break in the ring

      Next to your work time, the ring now shows your break: an inner ring measures it against the minimum break that applies to your day. During a break, the centre shows how long it has been running.

      • How much break is needed depends on your day and your company’s settings, for example 30 minutes after more than six hours of work.
      • Once the minimum break is reached, the ring closes and turns green.
      • If your day needs no break, there is no inner ring.
      • An interruption only counts as a break from 15 minutes on; until then it shows faintly in the ring.
      • If you clock out and back in during the day, the inner ring stays. The time in between counts as a break from 15 minutes on, once you are clocked in again.
      • A coloured dot beside the ring explains each value. Point at a value, the ring, the bar or a booking (on a phone: tap) and whatever belongs together stands out.

      Time recording

    • Improved

      Terminal: kiosk mode, front camera and clearer messages

      The terminal now also keeps running in Edge kiosk mode and uses the front camera to read badges.

      • After setup, the terminal shows an address for kiosk mode. Entered as the start page, the tablet stays set up even after a restart.
      • If the tablet has several cameras, “Switch camera” changes to the next one and the tablet remembers the choice.
      • If the camera or setup fails, the terminal says why: access blocked, camera in use, no camera or no connection.

      Time recording

    • New

      Time tracking: automatic clocking on the PC, if wanted

      If you want, Tiveo clocks in and out on the workplace PC by itself: in when the PC starts with Tiveo, out at the time it went off. It is off by default; switch it on for everyone, a team or one person under Settings › Time tracking.

      • Employees then switch it on on their PC in the clock at the top right. Phones and other devices never clock by themselves.
      • Anyone who clocks out themselves is not clocked in again automatically that day.
      • Automatic entries are marked “recorded automatically” and can be corrected like any other entry.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • New

      Put Tiveo on your phone as an app: a guide for every device

      You can put Tiveo on your iPhone, Android phone or computer like an app, without an app store. A new page shows step by step how it works on your device. Open it from your name at the top right › “Install as app”.

      • On the iPhone too, via “Share › Add to Home Screen”. On the iPhone, notifications only work in the installed app.
      • On your phone, a small notice points this out once. Tap the cross and it will not come back on that device.
      • Administrators can print a poster with a QR code for the notice board or time clock.
      • The setup guide has a new step for this: “Tiveo on the phone”.
      • The invitation email now points to the app as well.
    • Fixed

      Terminal: read badges with the camera on Windows tablets too

      On Windows tablets the terminal was missing the “Read badge with the camera” button, because Edge and Chrome cannot read QR codes there. The terminal now reads the badge itself, on any device with a camera.

      • The first time you tap the button, the browser asks once for the camera.
      • If camera access is blocked, the terminal now says so. Before, it closed without a word.
      • Since 23 October the camera also works in Edge and Chrome, including kiosk mode. Until then, an overly strict Tiveo security setting had blocked it there.

      Time recording

    • Fixed

      Clear message during short outages and after updates

      If the server is briefly unavailable, for example during an update, Tiveo now shows “Tiveo will be back in a moment” and keeps trying on its own. Before, it looked as if you didn't belong to any company.

      • After an update, Tiveo loads the new version by itself. Until now you were left with a blank page.
      • If that ever fails, a “Reload page” button appears.
    • Improved

      Sign-in security check now runs on our own server

      The security check for signing in, registering and accepting an invitation used to run at Cloudflare. It now runs on our own server in Germany and usually stays invisible, with no box to tick. Cloudflare (USA) is therefore no longer a sub-processor.

      • If it is still working when you submit, the button briefly shows “Running security check…”.
      • Your browser no longer contacts an outside service for it.
      • For owners: the data processing agreement therefore has the new version 2026-10-21. Please confirm it under “Settings › Data protection”.
    • Improved

      System status shows database, security check and visitor statistics

      Below the services there are now three small boxes: whether the database answers, whether the security check before sign-in works and whether the website's visitor statistics are reachable. Database and security check count towards reachability.

      • The security check only counts as in order if it really sits in front of the sign-in.
      • Visitor statistics only concern the website tiveo.de, not the application.
    • New

      Emails through your own mail server

      From the Team plan, emails to your team can come from your own address and go out through your mail server (SMTP). You set this up under Settings › Emails › Sender.

      • Your company’s emails to your team go through your server. Emails from Tiveo about your plan, billing and account always go through Tiveo. The page lists both.
      • Saving sends a test email to your address. Tiveo only uses your server once it has accepted that email, and the same check runs again after any change to server, password or sender.
      • If your server fails, Tiveo can deliver the emails itself and lets you know. The log shows the route of every email.
      • Presets for Microsoft 365, Google, IONOS, STRATO, Hetzner and mailbox.org; encrypted with STARTTLS or SSL/TLS.

      For Administrators

    • Changed

      Menu: What’s new and System status in one row

      At the bottom of the menu, “News” and “Status” now sit side by side in one row. A dot on the icon still shows when there is something new to read.

    • Improved

      Team calendar: school holidays as a band in every row

      School holidays now appear in the team calendar as a soft grey band behind each person’s entries, running through weekends and rounded at the start and end. Before, a line along the bottom edge could not be matched to a row with certainty.

      • The “Show school holidays” switch, the legend and the preview under Appearance show the same band.
      • Your own row is marked by an edge in your brand colour next to your name.
      • On phones the calendar starts higher up: the yearly holiday strip is left out there, the dates are listed below the calendar.
      • The printout via “Print” shows the school holidays as a band too, with each quarter’s holidays listed by name.
    • Improved

      Emails: a preview of every email

      Under Settings › Emails, Tiveo shows the email itself when you move the mouse over its name: subject, first line and the full text with sample values. You see what your people will receive before you switch it on.

      • The preview also works in the log of sent emails.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Team pages now put what matters first

      Approvals, shift planning, team time and the other pages under “Team” show sooner what is waiting for you, and say what their numbers mean.

      • Approvals: who else is away and the effect on the shift plan sit side by side, with “below the minimum” as a label. Without an entry, cover takes a single line.
      • Shift planning and roster: the whole week fits on a laptop too. Under “Departments” each area sits above its days, with a legend for the short codes. Swap approvals sit at the top of the side panel.
      • Team time: for the current month, a note says the totals run up to and including yesterday. On phones each person gets a card with the balance up front.
      • Company calendar: past entries are shown dimmed, and the counts read like a legend.
      • Who’s on duty: if nobody is on duty right now, the first line says so. A single duty no longer stretches across the full width.
      • Team calendar on phones: the legend is collapsed, so the calendar starts higher up.

      For ManagersShift planners

    • Improved

      Today, My leave and My shifts are easier to read

      Your personal pages are tidier. What concerns you comes first, and you can see the status of each entry straight away.

      • Today: who is away and who is on duty now sit below your figures; the right column shows only what is waiting for you. “Away today” names the type. The date appears only once.
      • My leave: an entry that has already started reads “In progress”. Type, period, days and status stay together, and the calendar subscription is a tile like the others.
      • Time account: the figure carries its unit, such as “−5:25 h”, under “My time” and in your profile under “My leave”.
      • My shifts: even spacing and smaller buttons on a computer.
      • Notice board: the button now says “Mark as read”.
    • Improved

      Company pages are easier to scan

      Settings, Reports, Rules and Employees fit more onto the screen. Numbers carry their unit, states appear as labels, and there is less text.

      • Settings: all tabs fit on a laptop. Under “Absences”, the tiles sit side by side; under “Integrations”, each card has its button on the right.
      • Settings › Data protection: the agreement and the minimum group size sit side by side at the top. The audit log names what changed in plain words, such as “Leave balance · Carry-over”.
      • Reports: figures name their unit, days or people. Under “Shifts & time”, the files are grouped under “Export (CSV)”.
      • Employees: the list fits on a laptop, with “Carry-over expiry” and the role “HR” fully readable. On a phone, the filters sit two to a row.
      • License: usage appears once, as “8 of 15 employees”, also for screen readers. Qualifications count “records”, and Projects show “In period” next to “Total”.
      • Rules and company structure: edit and delete sit to the right of each rule, and the head of each unit is labelled. Projects show “active” and “inactive” as labels.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Employees: link an account with its imported entry, owner included

      If a person is listed twice, once with an account and once from the Excel import, you can now link the two even when the account belongs to the owner or is your own.

      • It works from both sides in the master data: for the person without an account under “Already has an account”, for the person with an account under “Also listed without an account”.
      • The imported entry with leave and staff number stays. Role, approvals, team lead and the acceptance of the data processing agreement move with the account.
      • If an open request would then wait for the person themselves, it goes to whoever is responsible today. If nobody is, it counts as approved. No emails are sent.
      • Owners and administrators link the owner. If the account already has its own absences or times, it still cannot be linked.

      For HR

    • Changed

      Time recording, qualifications, checklists and emails from Team

      In the free plan you see these features marked “From Team”; you can use them in the paid plans and during the trial month. Tiveo sends invitations and join requests in every plan.

      • Everything recorded so far stays readable and can be downloaded.
      • Companies already using one of them get the Team plan free for one month.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Settings › Shift planning is clearer

      The page is more compact and uses the full width. Each step has its own row with a short sentence on what it is for.

      • Shifts and demand share one table: for each shift type its times, break, working time and how many people you need from Monday to Sunday and on public holidays.
      • Clicking the numbers opens the demand of that shift type: days side by side, minimum, target and maximum below each other.
      • The checklists add-on sits in the shift planning card, the shift areas in one bar.
      • Who plans fits on one row, the process is shown as tiles. The defaults for all areas are now called “Defaults for all areas”.

      For AdministratorsShift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Shift planning: the break right in the shift

      When you enter a shift, the break now sits next to start and end. It comes filled in, and below it you see how much working time remains. There are no new required fields.

      • The break lies between start and end and is deducted from working time. That is what planned hours and the check report count.
      • For custom times without a shift type, Tiveo suggests the statutory minimum break. The check report no longer reports a break violation there, including shifts already planned from this month on.
      • With a shift type, its break applies as before. If you change it under Settings › Shift planning, it also applies to shifts already planned from today.
      • If a break is shorter than the law requires, the form says so and enters the required break with one click.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • Improved

      My leave: choose the year, entries for next year visible

      Choose the year next to the heading. Entries for next year already appear under “My entries”, where you can withdraw them.

      • Choosing a year switches the leave balance, entries and calendar, for example to 2027.
      • “Coming up”, the home page and the number in the menu now include requests for next year.
    • New

      API as a beta: pull data from Tiveo into your own systems

      Under Settings › Integrations › API, owners and administrators create keys that let your own systems read data from Tiveo, for example payroll, an intranet or reporting tools. The API is a beta and available from the Business plan, including the trial month.

      • Read employees, units, absences, leave balances and holidays; with time tracking also clock events and daily values, with shift planning the published shifts.
      • You choose the scopes for each key. A key only reads sickness and other sensitive absences with a scope of its own.
      • The key is shown once when you create it; Tiveo only stores a fingerprint. Revoking takes effect immediately.
      • You see the calls of the last seven days. The developer documentation is at tiveo.de/en/entwickler.
      • The API is new and still being extended. During the beta it cannot write data yet.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Menu: logo stays on top, groups can be collapsed

      The logo now stays at the top of the sidebar while the items scroll, with a divider below it. Headings such as “Personal” collapse and expand with a click, and the app remembers your choice for you.

    • Improved

      Team calendar: leave also shows the days off in between

      Someone who works Monday to Wednesday only and enters leave from Monday to Friday is shown as away the whole week in the team calendar. Thursday and Friday appear paler and do not count as leave days.

    • New

      Alternating work weeks, leave entitlement for coming years

      People who work different days in odd and even calendar weeks now get two weeks in their work pattern. And the leave entitlement can be set for the current year and the two after it.

      • Example with four days: odd week Mon–Thu, even week Tue–Fri. Leave, entitlement, calendars and target hours use the week of each day.
      • The entitlement uses the average of both weeks: four days out of five at 30 days is 24.
      • Open a person › Working time › choose the year: a value set in the year of joining no longer carries into the next year unnoticed.

      For HR

    • New

      Backups of your data: checked continuously and now shown in System status

      We have rebuilt the database backup. Every change is recorded as it happens, a second copy is kept at another location, and restores are tested regularly. The new System status page shows what we measure, which is not the same as a guarantee.

      • Every change is recorded the moment it happens, rather than once a night.
      • On top of that, a full backup is made every night as the starting point for any restore.
      • A copy is kept separately from the server at another location and is fetched from there with read-only access.
      • The copy is regularly restored as a trial in an isolated environment, and the records are counted.
      • Under System status you can see the current state, the route your data takes and how far back data can be restored. We are alerted automatically if anything looks wrong.
    • New

      Shift checklists

      Shift planning has a new add-on. Whatever needs doing during a shift is listed on the shift, and the people working it tick items off, with a comment and photo if needed. Administrators switch it on under Settings › Shift planning. Until they do, nothing changes.

      • Templates are set up per area. Each item can carry a note and “photo required”, and a template is attached to shift types and weekdays.
      • For a single shift, planners add their own items or insert a template.
      • Items can be ticked off on the day of the shift and the day after, on a phone as well, in any of the app’s ten languages.
      • Shift planning shows progress on every shift (e.g. “3/5”) in both views. A card next to the roster lists open and unfinished checklists.
      • Planners see today’s lists and anything left open from yesterday on “Today”. People on a shift find theirs under “My shifts”.

      For AdministratorsShift planners Shift planning

    • Improved

      New sidebar with your logo, in the style you choose

      The menu sidebar now runs the full height of the window with your logo at the top, and the header sits only above the page content. By default the sidebar is grey with the selected item in your brand colour, light or dark to match the colour scheme.

      • Administrators can choose a different style under Appearance: Light, Brand colour, Gradient, Charcoal or Match the page, with a preview for computer and phone.
      • Text and icons are a little more compact, and on Windows they use the system font Segoe UI.
      • If the sidebar has more items than fit, it scrolls on its own, without a second visible scroll bar next to the page.
      • All colours follow your company's brand colour and stay easy to read.
    • Fixed

      Checkboxes easy to see again in the light colour scheme

      If you chose the light colour scheme while your device is set to dark, checkboxes appeared dark grey with faint ticks and looked disabled. Checkboxes, option buttons and drop-down lists now follow the colour scheme you pick in Tiveo, and the same goes for the dark one.

    • Fixed

      Mandatory leave with an admin-only account

      If the company had an admin-only account, creating mandatory leave stopped with an error. It works now, and the admin-only account gets no leave entered.

      • Take Christmas Eve: add it as a half day off and put mandatory leave on the same day. Everyone who would have worked uses half a day of leave.
      • If you delete or change a day off that has mandatory leave on it, the mandatory leave now applies to that day by itself.

      For Managers

    • Fixed

      Team calendar shows every entry, without reloading

      For companies with many absences a year, the team calendar left out the entries of the people at the end of the name list. New entries by others also only appeared after reloading the page. Both are fixed.

      • The team calendar loads every year in full, however many entries it has. This also applies to the absence breakdown in Reports.
      • Changes by others show up on their own, usually within seconds: in the team calendar, My leave, the year overview, the company calendar, Approvals, shifts and Team time.
      • If the connection drops, the page reloads every minute and whenever you return to the tab or the app.
    • Improved

      Invitations with a message, at most one per address every ten minutes

      The envelope icon in the employee list opens the form with the field for a personal message again, even when the address is already on file. Only one invitation goes to the same address within ten minutes.

      • After an invitation the icon is greyed out, and the tooltip says when it works again.
      • This also applies to “Send again”.
      • Open invitations are collapsed, and the heading shows how many there are.

      For HR

    • New

      Leave balance corrections, only once confirmed

      You can now add or deduct days on a leave balance, for example to trade overtime for leave or to clear a negative balance. A correction only counts once the other side confirms it.

      • HR enters it under Employees for the person, and the person confirms it under “My leave”.
      • Employees can request a correction themselves, and HR approves it under “Approvals”.
      • If the person has no account of their own, a correction by HR counts right away. Nobody approves their own request.
    • Improved

      Employees: Invite shows whether an address is on file

      The envelope icon in the list now looks different depending on whether an email address is already on file. The tooltip shows the address.

      For HR

    • New

      Time recording: move the start to an earlier day

      If you set up in the middle of a month, you can now move the start of time recording back, to the first day of last month at the most. That way the current month can be complete too.

      • Settings › Time recording › Change status › Move start earlier. When switching on, an earlier day works too.
      • Target hours count from the new start. Missing times stay open until they are added.
      • Closed months are left alone: reopen them under Team time first.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • New

      DATEV as a beta: one payroll file per month

      Under Settings › Integrations › DATEV, HR and administrators create one file per month for DATEV LODAS or Lohn und Gehalt, which your tax adviser imports. It is a beta and included in the paid plans.

      • The file holds absences from approved leave and, with time tracking, hours worked, overtime and premium hours from the month-end close.
      • You map each value to your tax adviser’s wage type; the usual absence types come with suggestions.
      • Before each file, Tiveo checks for missing personnel numbers, values without a wage type, open requests and months not yet closed.
      • If something changes afterwards, the next file only contains the changes, so nothing is counted twice. Every file stays available.
      • As a beta it is new and still being built. It’s best to check the first month with your tax adviser.

      For HR

    • New

      An overview of integrations, plus Personio as a beta

      Under Settings › Integrations you see what Tiveo exchanges with other systems and files, and in which direction. The connection to Personio is new, available as a beta in the paid plans.

      • Employees, departments and approved absences come over from Personio; absences and clocked working time can be sent back if you like.
      • You see a preview first, and nothing changes in Tiveo until you press “Start”.
      • You decide which absence type goes in which direction. By default, sick leave only comes from Personio.
      • As a beta it is new and still being built, so your feedback shapes it directly.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Notice board: notices in several languages

      Whoever posts a notice can add translations: the dialog has a tab for each language. Employees read the notice in their own language. Where there is no translation, they see the German text.

    • Improved

      Signing out turns push off, deleting is more thorough

      When you sign out, that device no longer receives push notifications. “Delete data” now also removes sign-ups for open shifts, shift patterns and terminals. Uploaded files of deleted companies, people and accounts are removed by a daily run.

    • Changed

      Data processing agreement and privacy updated

      The data processing agreement (version 2026-10-15), the technical and organisational measures, the deletion policy and the privacy policy now also cover time recording, shift planning, qualifications, the notice board and push. Owners confirm the new version under “Settings › Data protection”.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Shift planning and duty roster by department

      Next to “People” there is now a “Departments” view: all areas one below the other, with each day’s shifts as cards showing time, staffing and names. The star remembers your view.

      • Planners drag a person onto a shift, or click the person and then the “+” on the shift.
      • On the left you see everyone with their planned hours against the target from their working-time model.
      • The weeks at the top show drafts, gaps and what is already published.
      • The duty roster has the same view to read, with your own shift highlighted.

      Shift planning

    • New

      Choose a project right when clocking in

      Where your company switches it on, you choose a project when you clock in and change it during the day with “Switch”. The day’s hours are then split across the projects automatically. Clocking in without a project still works as before.

      • Time without a project stays open and can be split as usual.
      • Anything you change by hand afterwards stays as it is.
      • Administrators: Settings › Time recording › “Choose a project when clocking in”.

      Time recording

    • New

      Shifts can require qualifications

      In a shift type's dialog you choose which qualification it requires, such as a forklift licence or first aider. If a scheduled person lacks it on the day or it has expired, the plan check warns. Nothing is blocked.

      • When you add a shift, the note appears right in the dialog.

      For Shift planners Qualifications

    • New

      Push notifications on phone and computer

      Under Account you turn on push for each device. You then get short notices such as “New request to approve” or “New notice”, without names or dates. A tap opens the right page. You get what you also receive by email. On iPhone and iPad this works in the installed app.

    • New

      Certificates right on the record

      You can attach a file to every qualification entry: PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 10 MB. Only the person and HR can see it; managers still see only the status.

      • Employees upload their own scans under My qualifications and can remove them again.
      • Health checks deliberately take no file; only the date is recorded.

      Qualifications

    • New

      Notice board: notices for the company and for teams

      Under “Notice board”, HR and administrators post notices for the whole company or selected teams, with an end date if you like. Employees confirm important notices with “Read”; “Today” shows what is new.

      • Only the author and HR see who has read a notice.
      • Managers post for their teams once you allow it under Settings › Access and roles.
      • Switch on the email for new notices under Settings › Emails.
    • New

      Time clock in the header

      Where time recording is on, a small clock at the top right shows your working time today. Clock in, take a break and clock out there without changing pages. Click it to see the day’s times with start and end, an open one marked “running”, plus your target and notes.

      Time recording

    • New

      Tiveo in French, Spanish and Dutch, too

      Employees pick Français, Español or Nederlands in the account menu at the top right. The same parts are translated as in the other languages: Today, My leave, My time, My shifts, My qualifications, Year overview and account. Emails and administration stay in German or English.

      • The terminal’s language bar now has FR, ES and NL.
    • Fixed

      Timesheets without blank pages

      When printing the timesheet, some browsers added a blank page before and after it. Now only the timesheet is printed, also when printing all timesheets at month-end.

      Time recording

    • New

      Tiveo in Turkish, Polish, Romanian, Russian and Ukrainian

      Employees pick the language in the account menu at the top right. What they use day to day is translated: Today, My leave with requests, My time, My shifts, My qualifications, Year overview and account. Emails and administration stay in German or English.

      • The terminal has a language bar; the choice applies to that device only.
    • New

      Confirm and countersign months

      With it switched on (Settings › Time recording), employees confirm their past month under “My time”. Managers or HR countersign under Team time. If anything changes afterwards, it shows, and the person confirms again. The month-end checklist shows who has not confirmed yet.

      Time recording

    • New

      Close a month, optionally locked

      Under Team time › Month-end, HR closes a past month: a new payroll export version, recorded with date and name. With “Lock after closing the month” on, employees and managers can no longer add or correct times for it. Reopening takes a reason. The payroll document keeps name and staff number.

      For HR Time recording

    • New

      Reminders for records

      Two new emails for qualifications: employees hear when a record enters its warning period and when it expires. Managers and HR get an overview every Monday of what is expiring or missing in their team. Both are off until you switch them on under Settings › Emails.

      For Administrators Qualifications

    • Fixed

      The right day just after midnight

      Between midnight and 2 am, the request dialog suggested the previous day, and the full export carried yesterday's date in its file name. Both now go by your clock.

    • New

      Cover for approvals

      Under “Approvals”, set who decides while you are away: person, from, until. During that time your cover approves whatever is pending, including requests that came in earlier. They see these marked “Covering for …” and get the emails. The request dialog shows who is currently deciding for whom.

      For Managers

    • Improved

      Sample data any time under Settings › Company

      Until now, sample data was only offered in an empty company, and “Not now” made the offer disappear. Administrators can now add it any time under Settings › Company, even next to real data. You remove it as before using the bar at the top.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      A running shift is now the “Current shift”

      On “Today” and under “My shifts”, a shift that had already started was listed as the “Next shift” with its start time. It is now called “Current shift”, and “Today” shows when it ends.

      Shift planning

    • New

      New module: qualifications & safety briefings

      The new module keeps track of safety briefings, first aiders, training points and medical check dates: who holds what, what expires soon and what is missing. It is included in every plan; switch it on under Settings › Company › Modules.

      • Overview of person × record with traffic lights; managers see their team, HR sees everyone.
      • Record safety briefings and have them confirmed in the app, or on paper if you prefer.
      • Templates for construction, medical practices, physiotherapy, care and hospitality; you adjust the deadlines.

      For AdministratorsHR

    • New

      When planning for next year opens

      Under Settings › Absences you can set a date, such as 1 October, from which employees can add absences for next year. Without a rule they can do so at any time, as before.

      • A department can get its own rule, earlier or later than everyone else.
      • Anyone planning too early sees in the request when planning opens.
      • HR can still add absences at any time.
    • New

      Choose your emails

      Under My account › Emails you can switch the emails that concern you on or off for yourself. Mandatory emails, such as the notice about expiring leave, still always arrive.

      • You only see what concerns you: approvals only if you decide on requests, times and shifts only with the module.
      • If your company does not send an email at all, it says so next to it.
    • New

      Print your timesheet

      Under My time, the “Print timesheet” button prints the selected month on one sheet: every day with start, end, break and hours worked, plus totals and signature lines.

      Time recording

    • New

      Month-end with a checklist, timesheets and payroll export

      Under Team time, the Payroll export tab is now called Month-end. It first shows what is still open in the month, followed by the timesheets and the payroll export as before.

      • The checklist shows days without clock-out, pending requests, missing working hours or personnel numbers, unassigned project hours, and starters and leavers.
      • You can print everyone’s timesheets at once or download them as an Excel file, with signature lines and totals.

      For HR Time recording

    • New

      Today: a single page for your day

      If your company uses time tracking or shift planning alongside absences, Personal › Today shows everything for the day on one page. You can clock in right there.

      • Leave left, hours balance and next shift as tiles, with a warning when leave is about to expire.
      • “Waiting for you” lists pending approvals, swaps and days without a clock-out, each linking to its page.
      • “Away today” shows who is absent in your team, with reasons hidden just as in the team calendar.
      • Administrators decide under Today whether their team lands there after signing in or on My leave as before.
    • New

      Preview your vacation planner workbook, then import it straight away

      At app.tiveo.de/umstieg you see your Excel workbook in the team calendar before signing up, with the price for your number of employees. The file is read in your browser only.

      • When you then create an account, state and number of employees are already filled in.
      • Once the company is created, the import opens the workbook by itself and does a dry run before anything is saved.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Tiveo only shows the modules your company uses

      Time recording and shift planning now appear in Settings, Emails and the setup guide only when your company sets them up or uses them. You switch a module on under Settings › Company › Modules.

      • Settings › Emails lists only the emails of your modules.
      • Without time recording, a person’s working time asks only for the days, not for weekly hours.
      • If an Excel file contains on-call duty but shift planning isn’t running, the import tells you. One button sets up shift planning, and the on-call duty comes across too.
      • What’s new shows only your modules, even under “All”.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Remaining leave only expires after a notice before the deadline

      If the expiry notice only went out after the deadline, for example because someone joined Tiveo later, Tiveo still let the remaining leave expire retroactively. Now only a notice sent before the deadline counts. Otherwise the leave is kept, as the law requires.

    • New

      Time frame and automatic clock-out

      Under Settings › Time tracking you set from when and until when clocked time counts, for example 07:30 to 18:00. Anyone who arrives earlier or leaves later keeps their entries, but the minutes outside do not go into the hours account.

      • “Clock out automatically”: anyone who forgets to clock out is clocked out at the end of their published shift, or at the end of the time frame if there is no shift.
      • Such times are marked “automatic” in My times and in the history, and can be corrected.
      • Both apply to everyone, a team or a person, and are off until you switch them on.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • Changed

      Invitations always arrive by email

      Invited people now always get their invitation by email. It can no longer be turned off under Settings › Emails.

      For AdministratorsHR

    • Improved

      Employees: table and grid show the same details

      Under “Employees” the table and the grid now show the same details. New in the table: leave, sick days and hours balance per person.

      • Leave reads as a sentence: “18 of 30 days left”, with approved and requested below.
      • Sick counts the days since 1 January. Anyone allowed to see that person’s absence breakdown can see it.
      • Personnel number, start and end date share one column, the state sits below the department.

      For HRManagers

    • Fixed

      License: plans can be booked again after a plan reset

      If we had reset a company to “Free”, “License” said “Your plan was agreed directly with us”, and you could neither book a plan nor start a trial month. Both work again now.

      For Administrators

    • New

      License: pay by invoice and bank transfer

      Under “License” you can now book a plan by invoice. The invoice arrives by email, you pay by bank transfer within 14 days, and the plan applies straight away. You don’t need a card for this.

      • Switch a running subscription to invoice under “License”, or back to automatic payment.
      • As before, only the owner can book or switch.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Working time: self-scheduled weekly hours

      If someone splits their weekly hours as they like, choose “Self-scheduled” under “Change working time” on their profile. They then show the label “sets own schedule”, and leave counts in whole weeks.

      • Enter the weekly hours in the same step.
      • The button is now called “Enter working time” or “Change working time” and starts from the current settings.

      For HR

    • Improved

      My leave: more compact calendar

      The three months under “My calendar” now have rows of equal height and line up, even when a month only spans five weeks. Each row is also a little shorter.

    • Improved

      Every tab shows the name of its page

      The browser tab now says which page is open, for example “Approvals · Tiveo”. Before, it just said “Tiveo”.

      • Several open tabs, your history and bookmarks are easy to tell apart.
      • If something is waiting for you, the number appears first, e.g. “(3) My leave · Tiveo”.
      • If you belong to several companies, the company name is shown too.
    • New

      Approvals: “Waiting for others” and re-routing under today’s rules

      Under “Approvals”, HR and administrators now also see every open request that someone else decides on: who it is waiting for and since when. The “Open requests” tile in the reports used to lead to an empty page if it wasn’t your turn.

      • Requests made before an approval rule or a lead changed can be moved onto today’s rules, one by one or all at once, without sending emails.
      • Only requests nobody has decided on yet are switched. Every switch is recorded in the audit log.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Shift planning: no empty count rows, legend as in the plan

      A shift type’s count row above the plan now only appears when it has a requirement or someone assigned in the week shown.

      • The legend shows codes, colours and symbols exactly as they appear in the plan.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • Improved

      Employees: 50 per page, by name

      “Employees” now shows 50 people per page, sorted by name. The table is the default; if you prefer the grid, set the star next to the switch.

      • In the grid, the checkbox now reads “Select all cards on this page”.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Navigation: long names without hyphens

      In short windows the sidebar’s scroll bar took space from the names, and long ones broke with a hyphen. The scroll bar is now slim and has its own fixed space.

    • Fixed

      Employees: no setup access, full labels on the cards

      While a setup access was open, Tiveo’s access showed up under “Employees” as a person with the role Administrator. It isn’t one of your people, so it no longer appears there, or in role management and the setup guide.

      • On the cards, long labels ran into the next cell. They now wrap, and the numbers line up.

      For HR

    • Improved

      My time: tidier, terminal PIN in the background

      Projects and who is on duty now sit below the clock-in card, with your time account on the right. This gets rid of the empty space that used to appear next to a long column.

      • The terminal PIN is a small card. The form only opens on click.
      • It only appears when your company has a terminal set up or is setting one up.

      Time recording

    • Improved

      Profile picture or initials next to every name

      Wherever employees are named, their picture now comes first: in the team calendar, roster, shift planning, team time, approvals, projects and lists. If someone has no profile picture, you see their initials, as with your own account at the top right.

      • You can upload your own picture under “My account”.
    • New

      My leave: your profile and who approves your requests

      “My leave” now shows your profile on the right: photo, department, staff number and details, your leave balance item by item and your other absences this year. Below it you see who approves which kind of request.

      • The ring shows your remaining leave: solid is approved, hatched is requested.
      • Where time tracking applies, your time account is shown too.
      • “Who approves” lists the people for each absence type, step by step and from which length, also in the request dialog.
      • The yearly overview now shows everyone their leave entitlement and special leave. Some people saw 0 there before.
    • New

      Absence breakdown: your year in a single bar

      Under “My leave” a bar shows how your working days since 1 January split into public holidays, leave, sick leave and the other types, with the days per type listed below. It follows your work pattern and includes half days.

      • The year sheet under “Year overview” shows the same bar for the selected year.
      • HR and managers also see it on their people’s year sheets.
      • Admins choose who sees it there under Settings › Absences. The narrowest option is “nobody but the person”.
    • New

      Employees as a grid: one card per person

      Under “Employees” you switch between table and grid. Each card shows department, role and status, the absence breakdown since 1 January and four figures: leave left, leave taken, sick days and, if you use time tracking, the hours balance.

      • Search, filters, sorting and selection work in both views.
      • With the star next to the switch, Tiveo remembers your view for next time.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Reports: one overview across all modules

      The top of Reports now lists what needs doing today: for absences and, if you use them, for time tracking and shift planning. Below that comes the absence breakdown for the whole company. The list of leave balances now has its own tab.

      • The breakdown since 1 January with the share per type; days per month and type can be expanded.
      • Time tracking: open days and days with a note on breaks, rest periods or maximum hours in last month and this month.
      • Shift planning: understaffed shifts in the next 14 days, how much of the rota is published, swaps waiting for approval, and staffing for the next four weeks against minimum and target.
      • Expiring leave and missing notices lead to the “Leave balances” tab, which shows the count on every view.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Appearance: your logo shows at the top only once turned on

      An uploaded logo appeared at the top left of the Appearance page even though your appearance wasn’t turned on yet. The Tiveo mark now stays there until you choose “Turn appearance on”.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Menu with icons, counts and a collapsible sidebar

      Every menu item now has an icon, and a count shows what is waiting for you. At the very bottom you can collapse the sidebar so only the icons remain; hover over one to see its name.

      • Counts appear on Approvals, Employees (join requests), Settings (support access) and My time (days without clock-out).
      • My leave shows a grey count of your own requests that are still awaiting a decision.
      • My time gets a green dot while you are clocked in, and License an exclamation mark when the plan is too small.
      • On phones the total appears on the menu button, and in the installed app on the app icon.
    • Improved

      Roster without count rows, and with the right status

      The roster now shows just the people and their shifts. A plan brought in from Excel also counts as published now.

      • Where you see names, the rows counting each shift above the plan are gone, both on screen and in print. If the area shows only numbers, they stay.
      • A plan imported from Excel said “Nothing published yet”. It now says “Published until” with the day of the last shift, in shift planning as well.

      Shift planning

    • Improved

      Who's on duty: names line up

      Names now start on the same line, whether the duty lasts one day or several.

      Shift planning

    • Fixed

      Company structure: delete empty units despite an admin-only account

      A unit that holds nothing but an admin-only account can now be deleted. The account moves up one level. This also lets you remove the top unit created at sign-up once all teams sit below it.

      • To remove the top unit, set “Belongs to” to the top level for every team, then delete the empty unit.
      • “No lead” only mentions HR administration when no rule applies to everyone.
      • Icons from browser extensions no longer cover unit names.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Admin-only account: an account that only administers

      If you work with a shared office account, you can make it an admin-only account under Employees, on the person. It plans no absences of its own, is not shown in the team calendar and takes no seat. Rights, approvals and emails stay.

      • Admin-only accounts are listed in their own section under Employees, with a way back.
      • “My leave”, “My times” and “My shifts” disappear for an admin-only account. It starts in the team calendar.

      For Administrators

    • New

      What’s new: a grid shows the days with changes

      A grid at the top of this page shows on which days Tiveo changed and by how much. The darker a square, the more changed that day. Click a square to jump to that day.

    • New

      Declined requests stay visible

      A declined request no longer disappears. In the team calendar it is struck through on its days, with date, name and reason in the tooltip. Under “Approvals” you find all declined requests for a year, in case someone asks.

      • Before the next request, you can see that someone has already asked for these days.
      • Admins choose who sees them in the team calendar under Settings › Absences: nobody, those who decide (default) or everyone who sees the person, in which case the reason is left out.

      For Managers

    • Fixed

      Protection features: the selection fits the card

      In team time, the “Feature” selection stuck out of the “Protection features” card on wide windows. It now stays inside.

      For HRAdministrators Time recording

    • Improved

      Business now up to 50 employees

      The Business plan now covers up to 50 employees, up from 40, and the price stays the same. The Company plan starts at 51.

      • If you already have Business, you can have up to 50 employees straight away without doing anything.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Emergency and on-call duty visible to everyone

      On a shift type you can now decide that all employees see who has the duty, including office staff and trainees. You then get “Who’s on duty”, a tile on “My leave”, “My time” and “My shifts”, and the duties appear in the team calendar.

      • You see who is on duty right now, until when, and who comes next. A week of on-call duty shows as one block rather than seven separate days.
      • With “Can be taken over across sections”, everyone the shift type applies to can hand over, swap and take over duties, even outside their own section.
      • People excluded from shift planning no longer appear as swap partners.

      For Administrators Shift planning

    • New

      Split hours across projects

      Splitting hours across projects can now be switched on under Settings › Time recording. Employees then split a day’s work across projects or free text under “My time”. HR maintains the projects and sees who booked how much on each one, and when.

      • A project has a title and, if you like, a number, a link to your own system and a contact. Inactive projects can no longer be chosen.
      • Under Company › Projects: hours per project, week and person, every booking, all as CSV too.
      • Assign free text to a project later on; the text stays as a note.
      • New under Reports › Shifts & time: “CSV (projects)”, with the rest listed as “Not split”.
      • Exclude teams or people who don’t work on projects, such as the office.
      • Nothing changes unless you switch it on. In the setup guide you can pick it together with time recording.

      For HRAdministrators Time recording

    • Improved

      Report duties: days that can’t be reported are greyed out

      In “Report duties”, days are greyed out and can’t be picked if shift planning wasn’t running yet, didn’t apply to you, or you weren’t employed. Until now you only found out when reporting, and one such day made the whole week fail.

      Shift planning

    • New

      One person in several departments

      Anyone who works in two departments, such as therapy and course instruction, now appears in both in the team calendar, with the same days and a single leave balance. HR sets this under Employees, on the person, under “Additional departments”.

      • In the additional department, the row shows the person’s own department.
      • Approvals, staffing and reports stay with the person’s own department.
      • Whoever sees only their team in the team calendar also sees those listed there additionally.
    • New

      Team calendar: choose whom employees see

      Under Settings › Absences you decide whether employees see everyone in the team calendar, only their team or only themselves. You can make exceptions per team and per person. Until you change something, everything stays as it is.

      • HR and administrators always see everyone, leads and planners their teams.
      • Whoever decides on a request sees the person and their team for it.
      • The setup guide asks about it in the step “Who sees whom”.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Team calendar: the top left names a team only when scrolling

      The top left of the team calendar sometimes showed a team name, such as “Workshop”, as soon as it opened, which made it look as if the calendar were filtered to that team. Now the name appears only once the team’s row has scrolled out of view.

    • Changed

      Sample people keep their names

      The name and personnel number of a sample person can no longer be changed. Add real employees as new people.

      • Sample people still do not count towards your licence.
      • You can still change their department and start date to try things out.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Tables: clicking the pre-sorted column now reverses the order

      When a list opens sorted in descending order, such as “Return-to-work management (BEM)” under Reports or “Recently sent” under Settings › Emails, clicking that column now reverses the order. Before, nothing changed.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Shift swaps: a whole week in one step

      If a shift is followed by more of the same type, as in an on-call week, you can hand over or swap the whole period at once. It is then accepted and approved once rather than day by day.

      • Under “My shifts” › “Hand over / swap”, choose the period: to everyone, to one person or 1:1 for the same number of days of the same type.
      • On-call duty can now be swapped for on-call duty, and someone who already has another shift that day can take over an on-call duty.
      • Lists, approvals, the numbers in the menu and the emails show a period as one swap.

      Shift planning

    • Improved

      Shift swaps: both sides learn the decision

      When the planners approve or decline a swap, both sides now see it, including the person who took over the shift. A number next to “My shifts” in the menu shows what is new.

      • Under “My shifts”, shifts you took over are listed with their status: awaiting approval, done or declined.
      • The “Shift swap decided” email goes to both sides, and a swapped week arrives as one email. Turn it on under Settings › Emails.
      • Planners see next to “Shift planning” in the menu how many swaps are waiting for their approval.

      Shift planning

    • New

      Report duties: on-call and Saturday duties for payroll

      Each week, employees report which duties they had. The report comes pre-filled from the shift plan and can take a note. HR sees the reports next to the plan and can download them as a file.

      • Administrators tick which duties are reported on the shift type: Settings › Shift planning.
      • The “Report duties” card is under “My time”, or under “My shifts” where time tracking does not apply.
      • Reports › Shifts & time shows “as planned”, “differs” or “missing” for each person, with notes and a separate CSV file.

      Shift planning

    • Improved

      Setup guide: new steps, more accurate checks

      The guide for admins now also covers emails, your plan, working times and the modules you chose. It checks more accurately what is really done, and invites your team only at the end.

      • New: emails, plan, working times, “Prepare time recording”, “Prepare shift planning” and a look with “View as …”.
      • The data processing agreement comes before the first personal data, accounts for your team at the end.
      • “Who approves?” says where requests go and warns when requests would be approved without anyone deciding.
      • Sample data no longer counts as done.
      • Settings › Access and roles now says it correctly: leads without an account do not decide; their team’s requests then go to the owner, admins and HR.
      • The “Before the start” list for time recording now only names employees, neither sample people nor Tiveo’s setup access.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      My leave: code below each day

      The My leave calendar now shows the absence code below every day, as the Year overview does. It used to appear only on the first day.

    • New

      Start time recording with selected people first

      Settings › Time recording › Who it applies to now has a default: record everyone, or no one except the units and people you add as exceptions. This lets you try time recording with a few employees first.

      • The most specific setting applies: person before unit before default.
      • Once time recording is running, a change takes someone out of recording from tomorrow at the earliest. Anyone who clocked in today can still clock out.

      For Administrators Time recording

    • New

      See who else is away while you request leave

      The request now shows who else is already away or has requested time off during the chosen period: with the type, the number of days and whether it is approved. Your own team comes first. What you only see as “Absent” in the team calendar appears the same way here.

    • New

      Edit shifts right in the team calendar and year overview

      If you plan shifts, click a day in the team calendar or the year overview to edit, cancel or add shifts right there, without switching to shift planning. Drag across several days to add a shift for the whole period.

      • Clicking a day shows its absence and shifts together, plus “Add absence” and “Add shift”.
      • Dragging across several days adds one shift per day. Days off are skipped, except for on-call duties. Anything skipped is listed afterwards with the reason.
      • If the day falls within a plan that has already been published, including an imported one, a new shift can take effect straight away. Otherwise it stays a draft until the plan is published.
      • Only planners see drafts, with a dashed outline. Printouts show only what is published.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • Improved

      Year overview: shifts in the calendar too

      The calendar in the year overview now shows your shift below each day as a small coloured code, just like the team calendar. The legend lists the shift types.

      Shift planning

    • Fixed

      Second approval step gets its email when one approval is enough

      If the first step had several people and one approval was enough, the next step was not emailed that the request was now waiting for it. It now gets the email as soon as the first step has approved.

      For Managers

    • New

      Approval rules: several per step, email per person, shared mailbox

      A step can now hold several people, roles and heads together, for example three people of whom one approval is enough. For each person you decide whether they get the emails about a request, and each step can have a shared mailbox.

      • The shared mailbox receives new requests, reminders and escalations of its step, without a decision button. Decisions are made after signing in, under Approvals.
      • Whether any email goes out is still set under Settings › Emails. If emails for new requests are off there, the rule tells you right away.
      • Each rule now shows who receives the email.

      For Administrators

    • Changed

      When your plan is too small, no new entries can be added

      If your company manages more employees than its plan covers, no further employees can be added and no new absences entered or requested. Everything existing stays, and nothing is charged retroactively.

      • In place of the form you see a notice pointing to the licence and, where possible, the trial month. With a suitable plan you can carry on straight away.
      • The Excel import keeps working, even beyond the plan.
      • Existing absences stay visible and can still be decided and withdrawn.
      • This is based on the terms dated 5 October 2026 (§ 5(3)).
    • Fixed

      Leaving date in the year overview, holidays after leaving

      For employees with a leaving date, school and public holidays were missing. They are back, and the year overview now shows the leaving date like the team calendar.

      • Year overview and My leave: days before starting and after leaving are shaded and dotted, with “until …” next to the name.
      • Team calendar: school holidays also after leaving, weekends and public holidays slightly darker.
    • Improved

      Part-time days off in grey, school holidays toned down

      If you don’t work every weekday, your days off now appear in grey like the weekend. School holidays are grey now as well, so they stand out less.

      • Days off from working hours: in My leave, Year overview, Team calendar, Shift planning and Roster, also when printed.
      • Year overview: absences as a coloured band behind the dates with their code below each day, school holidays as a thin grey line.
      • School holidays are grey everywhere; they used to be turquoise.
    • Improved

      Sign in and create account side by side

      The app’s start page now shows sign in and create account as two cards side by side. If you choose “Start for free” on the website, create account is highlighted, and on phones it comes first.

      • “Sign in without password” emails you a sign-in link.
    • New

      Your own default view with the star

      Where a page has several views, there is now a star next to the switcher. Clicking the empty star makes the current view your default: it appears the next time you open the page, on other devices too. A filled star shows that you are looking at your default view.

      • Year overview: calendar, table or list, and for managers “One person” or “Team”.
      • Roster and shift planning: week or month.
    • New

      Year overview as a calendar, My leave with three months

      The year overview now opens like a wall calendar: twelve months with calendar weeks, days off in a grey circle, absences as a coloured bar with their code. The previous view is now called “Table”, and the “List” is still there.

      • In the calendar you add entries by clicking or dragging, as in the table; printing puts the whole year on one landscape page.
      • Under My leave, “My calendar” now shows three months across the full width, up from two.
      • In both calendars, school holidays now sit as a soft band behind the days. They used to be a line underneath.
    • Improved

      Rules: “Edit” now opens right at the row

      Clicking “Edit” on an absence type now opens the form directly below that row, with the cursor in the first field. Before, it appeared below the whole table and often went unnoticed.

      • Approval rules open in place as well, and minimum staffing forms scroll into view.
      • Clicking “Close” folds the form away again.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Company events show in the calendar

      Christmas party, staff meeting or team day now show in My leave, the team calendar, the year overview, the roster and shift planning, with the time in the tooltip. They do not change your leave.

      • My leave › In the company lists upcoming events together with days off and freezes.
      • Whoever decides on a request sees on the approval which events fall into those days.
      • They also appear in the calendar subscription and on printouts of the team calendar and roster.
      • You see the events of the whole company and those of your team.
    • New

      Company calendar: its own page, managers keep their teams up to date

      The company calendar now has its own page under Team › Company calendar; it used to sit under Rules. Managers add events and leave freezes for their teams there. Administrators and HR keep everything up to date.

      • There is a new type, “Event”, for things like the Christmas party. An event can cover the whole company or selected teams, with a time if you like, and it leaves absences untouched.
      • Administrators decide under Settings › Absences what managers may add: nothing, events and leave freezes, or everything.
      • Every entry shows who added it.

      For Managers

    • Improved

      A clearer dialog for requesting and recording absences

      The dialog now has two columns: on the left what you enter, on the right what follows from it, such as working days, leave balance, who approves and what falls into the period. The buttons always stay in view, on phones too.

      • “In this period” now also lists company events such as a staff meeting, each kind with its own colour dot.
      • You pick half days right below each date.
      • When recording for someone else, the days off and events of their team apply.
    • Improved

      Company structure: delete empty units

      A unit without people and without sub-units can now be deleted. Until now you could only deactivate it. Inactive units are collapsed and can be shown when needed.

      • If something still depends on a unit, such as former people, plans or rules, it is kept; deactivate it instead.

      For Administrators

    • New

      One shift type for several teams and individual people

      Two teams often share the same on-call duty, or a team shares it with the boss. Under Settings › Shift planning, administrators set for each shift type which areas and which people it applies to.

      • In the plan, a type that only applies to individual people is only offered in their row.
      • Moving from Excel now creates the same on-call duty of two teams only once and lets it apply to the people of the second team as well.
      • The legend and the list of shift types say who a type applies to.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Moving from Excel: several years at once

      Under Settings › Move from Excel you now tick which years of the workbook to import. One year or several go across in a single step, and you can undo the whole import at once.

      • Each person is created once, even if they appear in several years. Name, team and state are taken from the most recent year.
      • Start and end dates follow from the sheets: whoever appears later has started, whoever is missing the next year has left. What seems certain is ticked; dates already in Tiveo stay.
      • A following year's carry-over is checked against the previous year's remainder: if it matches, Tiveo calculates it from then on, otherwise the workbook's figure applies.
      • Requests for days that have already passed can be imported as approved, so they don’t end up with managers as open requests.
      • Categories in the workbook’s legend that Tiveo doesn’t have yet can be created by administrators as absence types during the import, using the workbook’s code and colour.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Team calendar: leave left shown as a sum in the tooltip

      Hover over the leave left in the team calendar and the leave balance is now laid out line by line: entitlement, minus approved, minus requested, equals what is left. Days paid out or expired get their own line so the sum adds up.

      For Managers

    • Fixed

      Leave can no longer be overbooked

      Until now it was possible to book more leave than the leave balance allowed. Tiveo now rejects any request, entry or approval that would take the balance below zero, including across the turn of the year.

      • The request dialog shows entitlement, approved, requested, this request and what is left afterwards per year. If that is not enough, it says what is missing and the button is off.
      • The team calendar shows the leave left for the year next to each name, with a small bar for approved and requested days; all figures in the tooltip.
      • Approvals: you cannot approve a request that overdraws a year. You can shorten it (“Change”) or decline it.
      • Company holidays are only booked for employees whose leave covers them. Anyone skipped is named in the message.
      • Carried-over leave that expires on a cut-off date after the expiry notice no longer covers days after it.
      • “Taken” is now called “Approved”, because it has always counted all approved days, including upcoming ones.
    • Fixed

      Printing the year overview: signature line clear again

      When four panels appeared below the year, for example with shifts and working time, the signature line ran through the “Days by absence type” panel on the printout. The signatures now have their own space on the left, and the sheet still fits on one page.

    • New

      Year overview as a list

      Above the sheet on the right you can now switch between “Calendar” and “List”. The list shows every absence as a period with its type, days and status, grouped by month. The figures below stay the same.

      • Click a period to open the entry, just like in the calendar.
      • In the list, Print and Export (CSV) output the periods.
    • New

      Reports: shifts and recorded time for payroll

      Under Reports › Shifts & time you see, per person and month, which duties and on-call shifts they had and how many of those days were weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. With time recording you also see when and how much time was recorded and how much of it fell within a shift or on-call duty.

      • On-call duty shows as continuous periods, such as “01.10.–07.10.”, with the weekday of each public holiday.
      • Each day counts once: a public holiday on a Sunday counts as a public holiday.
      • People who left during the month are included with their days.
      • Two CSV files for payroll: by person and by day.
      • The tab appears as soon as shift planning or time recording is in use in your company.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Settings: clearer order, nothing twice

      Settings now answer one question per card, in the order you ask them. Where there were two ways to do the same thing, one remains.

      • Absences: entitlement next to the leave year, expiry next to remaining leave at year end, then half days and “Requests and accrual”.
      • Settings › Absences and Rules point to each other, so nobody searches in the wrong place.
      • The minimum group size for reports is now under Data protection.
      • Access and roles: you assign HR like any other role in “Who may do what”; the second card for it is gone.
      • Time tracking: “For whom” says “Applies to all employees”, and exceptions can be added with a click, as “record” or “do not record”.
      • “Default” is now called “Standard”, meaning the value Tiveo starts with.

      For Administrators

    • New

      My leave and year overview: click days or drag across them

      Just like in the team calendar, you can now enter absences straight from the calendar under “My leave” and on the year overview: click a day, or hold the mouse button and drag across several days, and the dialog opens with the whole period.

      • Under “My leave” this becomes a request, just like the “Request leave” button.
      • On the year overview you request leave on your own sheet; where you may enter absences for others, you enter them on their sheet.
      • Clicking a day with an entry offers “Remove this day only” and withdrawing the whole entry.
      • With the keyboard: Tab into the calendar, arrow keys from day to day, Enter.
    • Fixed

      Switching from Excel: carry-over and entitlement from newer Premium files

      Some Premium files have hidden columns between “requested” and “approved”. There the import read last year’s remaining leave, the entitlement and special leave from the wrong column and reported a missing entitlement for everyone. It now finds the columns by their headings.

      • A category renamed to a leave block in the file counts as a block. If the leave block itself was renamed, for example to “on-call”, it no longer counts as one.
      • A row that holds only leave blocks no longer becomes a person. If an earlier import created it as a person, the dry run says so.
      • “Leave (fixed)” and “Leave (requested)” are suggested as approved and requested leave.

      For HR

    • New

      Switching from Excel: on-call duty and leave blocks come along

      The import from the Excel leave planner now also takes on-call duty and leave blocks. On-call days go into shift planning as on-call duty, blocks into the company calendar. Both can be undone with the import for 24 hours.

      • Codes such as “PC on-call” are suggested as on-call duty; any other code can be made one under “Assign codes”.
      • If a team has no shift area or shift type yet, the import creates them. If the shift type already exists, its times apply, such as a handover at 8 am.
      • Days before today are left out, as are days that already have another shift.
      • Leave blocks are created per team, as a warning on requests and for leave types only. You can make any of them strict under Rules.
      • The “On-call and leave blocks” tab shows what will be created before you import.
      • Importing the same file again creates no duplicates.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Setting up shift planning: step by step per area

      Under Settings › Shift planning the list of shift areas is now also the selection. Click an area to see its setup below in four steps: shift types, demand, process and planners.

      • Each area shows how many people work in it.
      • The industry template sits above the steps and is open while an area has no shift type yet.
      • Shift types only list the ones that apply in the chosen area.
      • Planners now include the lead from the company structure.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • New

      Shift types lasting 24 hours, e.g. for on-call duty

      A shift type can now last 24 hours: tick “24 hours” and enter only the start. It ends the next day at the same time. The plan, the roster and “My shifts” show it as “from 08:00 · 24 h”.

      For Shift planners Shift planning

    • Fixed

      A new shift area can be chosen right away

      After setting a shift area, “Applies to” on a new shift type offered only “all areas” for up to five minutes, and the setup below did not know the area yet. Now it can be chosen everywhere straight away.

      For Administrators Shift planning

    • New

      Install Tiveo as an app

      In Chrome and Edge you can now install Tiveo as an app. It then opens in its own window and sits in your taskbar and start menu with its own icon.

      • To install: menu under your name › Install as app, or the icon on the right of the address bar.
      • Right-click the taskbar icon to jump straight to your leave, your time or the team calendar.
      • On an iPhone: in Safari, Share › Add to Home Screen.
    • New

      Emails: you decide what Tiveo sends

      Under Settings › Emails you turn each email to your staff on or off. Tiveo only sends what is on there. Emails about submitted and decided requests, invitations and join requests stay on. Everything else is off until you turn it on.

      • Each email shows when it comes and to whom.
      • You see how many emails went out in the last 30 days and how many did not because they were off.
      • For reminders and expiry notices you see beforehand how many the next run would send.
      • The last 100 emails are listed with time, recipient and status.
      • Sign-in, password and contract emails from Tiveo always stay on.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Team calendar: drag across days, leads enter absences for their team

      In the team calendar, hold the mouse button and drag across several days; the dialog opens with the whole period. In your own row this becomes a request, in rows you may enter for, an entry.

      • A click in your own row requests leave, just like under “My leave”.
      • New under Settings › Absences: “Leads enter absences”. Leads can then enter and withdraw absences for their team, never for themselves.
      • On a day with an entry there is “Remove this day only”; the confirmation names the whole period.
      • Withdrawing an entry for someone else sends that person an email.
    • New

      Ill during leave: credit the days back with a doctor’s note

      Entering sickness over existing leave now asks “Credit the leave for these days (doctor’s note on file)”. When ticked, the leave is interrupted on those days, the days go back to the leave balance and the person gets an email.

      • HR can do this and, when switched on, the person’s lead.
      • People reporting sick themselves are told how it works with a doctor’s note.
      • Only HR can now withdraw a company holiday; “My leave” marks it.
      • Overlaps now say what is in the way before you send.
    • New

      Approvals: see the leave balance, approve part of a request

      Every approval now shows the person’s leave balance: entitlement, taken, planned, this request and what is left afterwards. With “Change” you approve only part of the period, starting later, ending earlier or with a half day at the edge.

      • The same figures appear in the team calendar and on the page the email link opens.
      • With the accrual model, it also shows what has accrued by the start and what is still free afterwards.
      • The person sees what they had requested, in the email and under “My leave”.

      For Managers

    • Fixed

      Confirming a domain: the right message when the DNS record is missing

      If the TXT record was not yet visible after a DNS change, the check said the domain could not be queried. It now says that the record is still missing or has a different value, and shows what the DNS returns.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Accrual model: leave per day employed, as with the construction holiday funds

      The accrual model under Settings › Absences now has an accrual rule: “per full month” as before, or “per day employed”. With 30 days of annual leave, one day accrues per 12 calendar days, rounded down during the year and up from 0.5 at year end.

      • The request shows what is still free on its first day, without taking cover away from leave planned later.
      • When the accrual model is on, it applies to the whole current leave year, including entries added afterwards.
      • With “per day employed”, the entitlement in the year of joining or leaving also follows the days employed.
      • Sick days count as days employed and cost nothing.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Company structure: moving units now works

      Moving a department or team under another unit failed with a permissions error. This is fixed, and everything below it moves along.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Working time of employees: saving now works

      Saving a new work pattern in the “Working time” section under Employees failed with a permissions error. This is fixed, and earlier times stay unchanged as before.

      • Weekly hours outside 0.5 to 80 and a start date before the current pattern are now flagged right away, in plain words.
      • If saving ever fails, the previous pattern simply stays in effect.
      • Removing a planned change now puts the previous pattern back in force. Before, it stayed ended without anyone noticing.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Team calendar: sub-units now sit under their department

      A location or team could appear before the department it belongs to, such as “Montage München” before “Werkstatt”. The team calendar now follows the company structure: each unit comes before its sub-units, all in the order set there.

      • The same order applies to the “Department” selection and to printouts.
      • Your own order under “Order” stays as it is and still comes first.
    • Improved

      Tiveo refined: every page now has the same layout

      Every page now has its title and a one-sentence introduction at the top left, the main buttons at the top right and period and filters in an even bar below. Only what needs your attention is highlighted. The entries below describe what changed on each page.

      • You choose year, month or week the same way everywhere, and “‹ Today ›” is one connected control.
      • Key figures appear as tiles with a name, a number and a sentence, in the style of “My time”.
      • Absence types carry their short code in their colour, and periods include the weekday.
      • Good news shows as a green tick, open items as a number or colour.
      • Tables are narrower and buttons in lists less prominent. Tiveo also makes better use of wide screens.
      • Everything works in light and dark mode and on your phone.
    • Changed

      Employees: role changes now ask for confirmation

      Changing a role in the list under “Employees” now asks you to confirm, just as under “Settings › Access and roles”. A slip in the drop-down no longer makes anyone an administrator by accident.

      • The question names the person and the new role.
      • If you cancel, the field returns to the previous role and nothing is saved.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Settings: tabs stay visible while you scroll

      The tabs from “Company” to “Move from Excel” stay at the top when you scroll down a long tab such as “Time recording” or “Access and roles”, so you can switch tabs without scrolling back up first.

      • A fine shadow separates the bar from the content scrolling underneath.
      • The page now has the same header with a title as every other page.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      License: plan and usage side by side

      Under “Current plan”, your plan, billing and customer portal sit on the left, and on the right, in large figures, how many employees the plan covers, such as “8 / 15”, with a bar, the next package and how employees are counted. The “Monthly / Yearly” choice is only as wide as its text.

      • The bar turns red from 90 per cent usage, so you see early when it is getting tight.
      • On smaller screens, plan and usage are stacked.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Appearance: the preview now sits beside the settings

      Under “Appearance”, you set the brand colour, logos and the browser tab icon on the left while the preview in light and dark mode shows on the right; it stays in view as you scroll. Each file appears as a row with a small image and a “Choose file” or “Replace” button.

      • You can see straight away which logo is already uploaded. Before, there was only a file field saying nothing was chosen.
      • The logo for dark mode appears on a dark background, the way it will look later.
      • Brand colour, logo and browser tab icon are clearly separated by fine lines.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Company structure: calmer rows with visible labels

      Each unit shows its name, type and number of people at the top. Below on the right are “Belongs to”, “Region” and “active”, now with visible labels. The drop-downs only show a frame when you point at them, so the structure looks less like a form.

      • The details sit in the same place in every row and wrap as a group.
      • The name field is as wide as the name.
      • “Add a head …” now sits unobtrusively next to the heads, without a frame.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Rules: each approval rule as a tidy row

      Name and priority sit on the left, “active”, Edit and Delete on the right, with the sentence saying what the rule does below. As that sentence matters most, it is now in the normal text colour rather than grey. A green tick shows that everyone has someone to approve their leave.

      • The priority appears as a small label next to the name.
      • When you point at a rule, it gets a coloured border, so you see which row you are working on.
      • Like every other page, it now has a header with title and introduction.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Reports: named key figures, year picker at the top right

      The tiles under “What needs attention today” now carry a name above the number, “Pending requests”, “Expiring”, “Without notice” and “Join requests”, in the same style as “My time”. Whatever needs your attention is shaded red, and one click takes you to the matching list.

      • You choose the year at the top right next to the title.
      • All tiles stay in one row, even when there are five or six.
      • “How much has been taken?” now shows as two rows of two tiles, where it used to be three and one.
      • Fixed: the plural no longer reads “1 people” for a single person.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Employees: a slim list, edit with one click on the name

      Edit, record an absence and invite are now small icons at the end of the row, with the word in the tooltip. Clicking a name opens the editor. The list is much narrower as a result; where it still scrolls sideways on smaller screens, the icons stay at the right edge and the row fades out just before them.

      • The role is a quiet drop-down that only shows a frame when you point at it.
      • The carry-over column is called “Carry-over expiry” and says clearly what applies: “as the company” or, for example, “after 6 months”.
      • Long email addresses are shortened; the tooltip shows the full address.
      • “Without an account only” and “Show people who left” sit directly above the list they filter.
      • Short details such as the staff number stay on one line. Department, region and carry-over expiry take a second line when space runs short, so the whole list fits most laptops.
      • Fixed: regions such as “Nordrhein-Westfalen” appeared with a stretched hyphen.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Team time: see at once what is still open this month

      Above the table, one row now tells you how many days in the chosen month are still open and for how many people, and how many days carry notices. When everything is complete, you see a tick, so before closing the month you can tell straight away whether anything is missing.

      • You choose the month right next to the heading “Totals per person”, as on “My time”.
      • The “Credit” and “Break deduction” columns only appear in months that have any.
      • The table becomes narrower as a result and stays easy to read on a laptop.
      • The column is called “Department”, as everywhere in Tiveo, and so is the search.

      For Managers Time recording

    • New

      Approvals now show who else is away on the same days

      Each request under “Approvals” now comes with a small grid of its days: the person asking at the top, below everyone from their team who is away on those days anyway, in the team calendar's colours and hatching. You decide without switching pages.

      • If nobody else from the team is away, you see a green tick.
      • People from other departments who are away on those days are shown as a number below the grid.
      • The type shows with its short code in its colour, the period with weekdays, the duration right next to it.
      • The top right shows when the request was made; after three days or more it shows in red how long it has been waiting.
      • The number of pending requests sits next to the title, together with a sentence on what the page is for.
      • Once everything is decided, the page shows a tick. It used to stay blank.

      For Managers

    • Improved

      Roster and shift planning: period and browsing in one bar

      Week or month, browsing and the period shown now sit in a single bar of even height on both pages. “‹ Today ›” is one connected control, as everywhere in Tiveo, and on the roster “Print” sits at the top right next to the title.

      • The period shown appears as text right next to the control, such as “28.09.–04.10.2026”.
      • In shift planning, “Set up” is at the top right and the plan starts right below.
      • In the check report, each finding is tinted by its severity: warnings yellow, violations red.

      Shift planning

    • Improved

      Team calendar: buttons at the top right, the legend in its own box

      Order, Print and Export are now at the top right, with year, department and the switches in one row below. The legend for absences and shifts sits in its own box above the calendar and explains every colour.

      • If requests are waiting for your decision, a bar shows how many and takes you straight to the list with “Go to approvals”.
      • Shifts appear in the legend set apart from the absences.
      • Fixed: when only a few days of a month were in view, its name ran into the next one.
      • The month name now fades out softly at the left edge and keeps its distance from the month boundary.
    • Improved

      Year overview: the figures in panels below the year sheet

      The year overview has been reorganised: Print and Export at the top right, below them in one row view, person, year and school holidays. The year appears as a sheet with the name at the top, and below the twelve months follow leave balance, working time and days per type as panels of equal height side by side.

      • The leave balance is the first panel, with carry-over, entitlement, days taken and remaining leave.
      • The panels line up at the top instead of stepping down along the right edge.
      • Labels sit next to their fields, and the whole bar has one height.
      • The team view also sits on its own card.
      • The printout for the personnel file stays as it was: twelve months on one sheet, with signatures.
    • Improved

      My time: future days are toned down in the table

      In the monthly table, the days still to come are shown lighter and more compact. Today and the past days, everything you check, add or correct, stand out at once, and the table becomes noticeably shorter.

      • Target and dash for the coming days are still there, just lighter.
      • The same applies when managers open a person's times under “Team time”.
      • The page has the header with title and introduction that every page now shares.

      Time recording

    • Improved

      My leave: balance at the top, upcoming entries first

      At the top you see your leave balance for the current year: the remaining days in large figures, next to them entitlement, taken and requested days with their bar. “Request leave” is at the top right. Your entries start with what comes next; past entries are collapsed and back with one click.

      • Each entry shows the short code of its type in that type's colour, just like the calendar above.
      • Periods include the weekday, as in Monday 12 to Tuesday 13 October 2026, so you can tell at once whether leave ends on a Friday.
      • An entry that is running right now sits at the top with the upcoming ones, not with the past.
      • Withdrawn and declined entries step back, with their period crossed out.
      • “Away in the next 14 days” shows the type of absence as a small colour square.
      • You browse the calendar with one connected “‹ Today ›” control.
    • Improved

      Calmer buttons, one colour for every request status

      Buttons such as “Delete”, “Withdraw” and “Decline” no longer have a red frame, only red text. They turn red when you point at them, so a list of ten entries no longer looks like a warning.

      • A request's status has the same colour everywhere: requested yellow, approved green, declined red.
      • “Cancellation requested” and “partly approved” appear yellow like “requested”, as both are still waiting for a decision.
      • The warning colour is kept for what really needs your attention.
    • Improved

      My time: today and the month as a chart

      The page now shows your time as a picture. At the top you see how far today has come. Below it are key figures for the month and one column for each day.

      • A ring shows today's work against the target, a bar shows your entries on the clock.
      • Four tiles: worked, monthly target, balance with its trend, open days.
      • Click a column or "Open days" to open that day in the table.

      Time recording

    • Changed

      Set-up access: now up to seven days

      When Tiveo sets up your company or helps you with it, the set-up access can now stay open for up to seven days. Until now the limit was 24 hours. You still see it under “Settings › Data protection” and can end it at any time. This is covered by the new data processing agreement of 30 September 2026 (§ 10(4)).

      For Administrators

    • New

      Trial month: every paid plan free for a month

      Under “License”, the owner can start a trial month for a paid plan once, with no payment method. Tiveo reminds you a week and a day before the end; if you book nothing, your previous plan applies again. The rules are in the terms of 30 September 2026 (§ 5a).

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Undoing an import keeps sign-in addresses

      When an Excel import is undone, the email address of a person who has signed up in the meantime is now kept. Teams are only reset if they belong to your own company.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      “View as” no longer breaks off

      Viewing Tiveo as another person could stop with an error message after a while, including in the team calendar. This is fixed. The swap partners of a shift can now also be shown in this view.

      For Managers

    • New

      What’s new: see what changes in Tiveo

      Under “What’s new” in the menu, every change to Tiveo is now listed with its date and time. It preselects what concerns your role and your company’s modules. A dot in the menu shows when something has been added since your last visit.

    • Changed

      Consistent terms

      Tiveo now uses the same words everywhere: “employees” for everyone in a company, “account” for signing in, and the basic role is called “Standard”. Messages and newly created units follow these terms too.

    • Fixed

      Founding date no longer counts as start date

      Whoever created a company had that day entered as their own start date, which reduced their leave pro rata in the first year. The date now stays empty. We removed dates set automatically and recalculated the leave balances.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      “My leave”: browse the calendar back and forth

      Next to the heading “My calendar” you can browse from January of last year to December of next year, and “Today” takes you back. School holidays appear as a strip right below the day number.

    • Improved

      Team calendar: smoother scrolling, pick up where you left off

      The whole page now scrolls vertically, the month and day rows stay at the top, and the corner shows which team you are reading. Tiveo remembers collapsed teams and the last position you read for next time.

    • Improved

      Team calendar: your own order, leads on top

      The team calendar is tidier and remembers what you set.

      • Departments appear in the order you choose. Administrators can set a default for everyone.
      • Leads and deputies are shown in bold at the top of their team.
      • Joining and leaving during the year are marked as “not employed”.
      • Long team names no longer wrap, and tooltips appear instantly.
      • The year you last viewed stays selected, and printouts follow the same order.
    • New

      Delete employees created by mistake

      People created by mistake or imported twice can now be deleted permanently, one at a time when editing or several at once via the bulk action. Beforehand Tiveo tells you for each person whether anything stands in the way, such as recorded time.

      For HR

    • New

      Excel import without emails to managers

      When moving from Excel, a checkbox decides whether managers get an email for every imported request. Without the tick, notifications and reminders for these requests are switched off.

      For HR

    • Fixed

      Company selector shows each company once

      The selector at the top sometimes listed a company several times, and picking the wrong entry showed another person’s menu and role. Now each company appears exactly once, with your own role. Permissions themselves are checked by the database on every access.

      For Managers

    • New

      Set-up access: Tiveo helps you set up

      Tiveo can help set up your company as an administrator for a limited time, for example when you switch over. Under Settings › Data protection you see whether such access is running and can end it at any time. Every step is recorded in the access log.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Invitations can be accepted again

      Anyone who tried to create an account from an invitation got an error message. This is fixed. Thank you for reporting it.

    • New

      Invitations with a personal message

      When inviting someone, you can add a few lines. They appear in the email under your name. Links are not allowed in the message, for security reasons.

      For HR

    • Improved

      Clearer calendar in “My leave”

      Today is marked with a circle, and absences run as a continuous bar: approved ones filled, requested ones hatched as in the team calendar. A legend explains what the colours mean.

    • New

      “View as”: see Tiveo the way someone else does

      In the account menu, choose a person under “View as …” and see the menu, pages and data exactly as they do, read-only. Managers choose from their team, HR and administrators from the company up to their own role.

      For Managers

    • Improved

      Shift plans name their sub-units

      If a shift area includes further departments, the heading now names them as well. If Assembly Munich belongs to the Workshop, for example, the heading reads “incl. Assembly Munich” after the name. Shift planning, the roster and the printout now make clear which plan you are looking at.

      Shift planning

    • Improved

      Sample data with a shift plan

      If you start with sample data and use shift planning, you now also get a three-week shift plan, with preferences, an open shift and a swap to try out.

      For Administrators Shift planning

    • Improved

      Two shifts on one day are easy to spot

      If there are two shifts on one day, the year overview and “My leave” now show a “+”, just like the team calendar. New shift types also get their own, still unused colour straight away.

      Shift planning

    • New

      Set shift types in the legend

      Under Appearance › Legend you set the abbreviation and colour for each shift type. Tiveo picks a matching text colour and warns about duplicate abbreviations and colours that are too similar.

      For Administrators Shift planning

    • New

      Shifts in the team calendar and in “My leave”

      Published shifts now also appear in the team calendar, in the year overview and in the calendar on “My leave”. Who sees which shifts follows the same rules as the roster.

      Shift planning

    • Changed

      Clearer menus and less text

      The menu is now organised into “Personal”, “Team” and “Company”. Many pages are shorter and use the full screen width; legal notes and rarely used forms are collapsed.

      • The year grid is now called “Team calendar”. “Open approvals” is now “Approvals” and shows the number of open requests.
      • Settings have one tab per area: Company, Absences, Access and roles, Data protection, Move from Excel.
      • Old addresses and bookmarks still lead to the right page.
    • New

      New module: time recording

      Employees record their working time in the browser, on their phone or at a terminal by the entrance. Tiveo turns this into the hours balance and the payroll export.

      • Clock in, clock out and take breaks with a single tap. Entries can be added or corrected within a deadline, and manual changes stay marked.
      • The hours balance updates live. Target hours come from the working pattern, and leave and sickness are credited.
      • Tiveo flags breaks, maximum working hours and rest periods, including for young workers and during maternity protection. Colleagues aren’t told who that applies to.
      • Managers and HR see the team’s times. If you prefer, you can use trust-based working time, which records no clock times.
      • Anyone without their own device clocks in at a terminal with a PIN or an ID card with a QR code.
      • Monthly payroll export with night, Sunday and public holiday hours under § 3b EStG.

      Time recording

    • New

      New module: shift planning

      With the new module you plan shifts, check the plan and then publish it. Employees see their shifts on their phone, enter preferences and swap with each other.

      • You set up shift types and demand per weekday and choose a planning style. There are templates for your industry.
      • The plan grid works with the keyboard. Before publishing, Tiveo checks rest periods, maximum working hours and staffing.
      • “My shifts” shows the next shift, preferences and open shifts. Shifts can be taken over, swapped and handed on.
      • Everyone in the shift area can see the roster by week or by month and print it.
      • Published shifts appear with their times in the calendar subscription.
      • Leave requests show which shifts would be dropped and what staffing would look like afterwards.

      Shift planning

    • Changed

      The licence counts employees

      What counts for your plan is now the number of employees your company keeps in Tiveo, with or without an account. Import, paste, create and invite tell you in advance if the plan is no longer enough.

      For Administrators

    • New

      A guide walks you through the setup

      After you create a company, a guide takes you through the setup step by step: industry, modules, location, leave entitlement, departments, employees, approvals, rules and logo. It recognises what is already done and points straight to the right place.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Leave figures for the whole team in one list

      In the year overview you can switch between “One person” and “Team”. The team list shows everyone’s entitlement along with leave taken, requested and due to expire. You can sort it, print it or export it as CSV.

      For Managers

    • New

      Decide on requests right in the team calendar

      Clicking an open request in the team calendar opens a panel at the bottom with the same decision as under “Approvals”. The calendar highlights the period and shows who else is away.

      For Managers

    • Fixed

      Calendar subscription ends when you leave

      Once someone has left or a company is suspended, the calendar subscription no longer delivers any entries. Until now it kept running.

    • New

      Delete data without deleting the company

      Under Settings › Company the owner can delete just the day-to-day entries such as requests and absences, or all data. Beforehand Tiveo shows what will be removed and lists the retention obligations.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Staffing rules count all employees

      Rules such as “at least four present” used to count only people with an account. Now every employee counts, and HR can enter leave for people without an account even under a strict rule.

    • New

      Try it out with sample data

      As long as you are the only person in the company, one button fills Tiveo with made-up employees and requests. Sample people are marked, receive no emails and disappear again with one click.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Reports and BEM count all employees

      Reports and the BEM overview now also count employees without an account. Until now they were missing from the figures.

      For HR

    • New

      Reset settings to the default

      Under Settings › Absences you can reset settings, legend or appearance to the state of a new company, all at once or one by one. A preview shows every change beforehand.

      For Administrators

    • Fixed

      Requests no longer get stuck

      If the person who should approve a request has left or has no account, the request now goes to HR. Until now it was left waiting with nobody to decide it. A deputy only decides if they are allowed to approve requests themselves.

    • New

      Accrual model: leave month by month

      If you wish, leave only becomes available once it has accrued month by month. You set it for the company, a department or a person: off, as a notice or as a block. Those affected see their status in “My leave” and in the request.

      For HR

    • New

      Download all of your company’s data

      Under Settings › Company the owner can download all data as a ZIP file at any time: every table as CSV, plus the uploaded files. Every download is recorded in the audit log.

      For Administrators

    • New

      Email reminder before leave expires

      If remaining leave is about to expire, Tiveo sends an email 180 days and again 45 days before the deadline. Anyone who would not lose anything gets no email.

    • Improved

      Remaining leave carries over automatically

      Carry-over is now calculated continuously; there is no year-end button any more. If leave is added to the old year later, the carry-over still adds up. “My leave” and the year overview show what was carried over or paid out.

    • New

      Remaining leave: carry it over or pay it out

      Under Settings › Absences you decide whether remaining leave is carried over or paid out at year end. A payout for a single person is entered in their employee record.

      For HR

    • New

      Delete your own account

      You can now delete your account yourself under “My account”, without having to ask anyone. Your leave and your entries stay with the company, because they belong to its records.

    • Improved

      Company name in the header

      Next to the Tiveo mark you now see which company you are working in. If your company has uploaded its own logo, the logo appears there instead.

    • New

      Settings › Company: name, location, deletion

      A new first tab brings together your company’s name and location. The owner can also delete the company there. Deletion takes effect after 30 days and can be withdrawn until then.

      For Administrators

    • Improved

      Sign-in emails in your language

      Registration, sign-in link, password reset, invitation and email change now arrive in German or English and in the same design as every other Tiveo email. Until now they were only sent in English.

These notes describe changes to the application; they are not a service description (§ 4(9) of the terms). What a company sees of them depends on its modules and the role of each person.