After importing public holidays for your team's countries, editors and admins set a company-level policy for each holiday. This tells GanttForce whether a holiday applies to everyone, is left for each person to decide, or should be treated as a regular working day.
Go to the Vacation page and click Company holidays in the toolbar. This button is visible to editors and admins only.
The list shows all public holidays that have been imported for your workspace, in chronological order across all years. For each holiday you choose one of three options.
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Confirm | The holiday is approved at company level. It counts as a non-working day for everyone on the team, regardless of individual preferences. |
| User Choose | Each team member decides individually whether they observe this holiday. The holiday appears as pending in each person's calendar until they confirm or remove it. |
| Cancel | The holiday is treated as a regular working day for everyone. It does not affect capacity planning. |
Once you select an option, the other two become dimmed. You can change a policy at any time by clicking a different option — the previously active one will deactivate.
Nothing is saved until you click Save changes.
A typical setup after importing holidays looks like this.
After saving, team members will see the results in their personal My holidays panel. Holidays set to User Choose will appear as pending until each person confirms or removes them.
Holidays set to Confirm immediately count as non-working days for all team members in capacity calculations. Holidays set to User Choose count only after each person confirms them. Holidays set to Cancel have no effect on capacity.
Each person on the team has a country assigned in their profile (set in Control Panel → Team). GanttForce uses this to show the correct country's holidays in that person's calendar. A team member from Bosnia will see Bosnian holidays, not Serbian ones. To update a person's country, go to Control Panel → Team and edit the Country field.