1. Choose Your Situation
Whether it's a sick leave email to a professor for a missed exam or a notice to your manager for a stomach bug, selecting the right context ensures the AI uses the correct tone.
Call in sick without the stress. Our AI drafts perfect, HR-ready notifications in seconds so you can focus on recovery.
Tailored email templates for every situation
Whether it's a sick leave email to a professor for a missed exam or a notice to your manager for a stomach bug, selecting the right context ensures the AI uses the correct tone.
Just provide a reason like "migraine" or "family emergency." Our AI will wrap these in professional language to protect your privacy.
Once the sick day email template is generated, use the one-click copy button and paste it into your email client.
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A professional sick leave email should include a clear subject line, the reason for your absence (without oversharing), your expected return date, and a brief mention of any urgent tasks or handovers. Our generator automates this entire process for you.
Yes, professors appreciate early and professional communication. When emailing for an academic absence, be sure to include your Course ID and mention your plan to catch up on missed lecture materials or assignments.
Generally, no. You can use professional terms like 'sudden illness', 'medical emergency', or 'personal health matter'. Protecting your privacy while staying professional is key, which is why our tool uses HR-approved language.
The best practice is to mention a colleague who can cover for you or state that you will address urgent matters as soon as you are recovered. Our 'Manager' mode includes specific sections for handover details.