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# Leave
### 1. How do you manually change the available leave balance in the cloud portal?
To make changes manually in an employee's leave balance you can do it from employee’s cloud portal:\
**Path:** Login to cloud > Employee > Employee List > Go to Employee Profile for whom you want to edit the leave balance > Leave > Click on three dots of specific leave type > edit as required > Save.
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**Step 1:** Login to cloud portal, go to ‘Employee’ menu, and select ‘Employee List’.
**Step 2:** Click on the employee name to go to ‘Employee Profile’ (for whom you want to edit the leave balance), select ‘Leave’ from tab.
**Step 3:** Click on the ‘3 dots’ of specific leave type that you want to edit, do the edits as required and select ‘Save’.
Link:[https://cloud.pockethrms.com/Employee/employee/Profile?employeeID=12374\&module=profile\&empstatus=1#](https://cloud.pockethrms.com/Employee/employee/Profile?employeeID=12374\&module=profile\&empstatus=1)
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