New hires set up everywhere
A completed hire creates accounts, equipment requests and onboarding tasks in your other systems.
Workday integration consulting
Workday holds your people records, and often your finance. We build the connections and tools around it, so a hire, a move or a departure reaches every system that needs to know without anyone retyping it.
A completed hire creates accounts, equipment requests and onboarding tasks in your other systems.
A termination starts access removal and final steps across systems, with a record of each one.
Job, manager, location and cost center changes flow to scheduling, project and badge systems.
Offer letters, forms and certifications are read and their details prepared for HR to review.
Managers get reminders by email or chat for Workday tasks waiting on them, so hires and changes keep moving.
Workday numbers combined with project, finance and scheduling data in one scheduled report.
Your Workday administrator creates an integration system user: an account for software only, set so it can't sign in to screens, and placed in an integration system security group whose permissions cover only the data the connection needs (see Workday's setup steps). The admin then registers the connection in Workday, which can be revoked at any time. Workday may slow or reject requests when a tenant is busy and runs only a handful of integrations at once, so we schedule jobs away from the top of the hour and retry with care. We build and test in a sandbox tenant before anything touches live worker data.
The new hire shows up Monday. The laptop isn't ready, half the accounts don't exist and the manager is in meetings. They spend the week reading a handbook nobody has updated in two years.
Read moreA supervisor sits with a whiteboard, three spreadsheets and a stack of time-off requests. Then someone calls in sick on Tuesday, and the whole puzzle starts over by text message.
Read moreThe request went out on Monday. By Friday, nobody knows who has it. The person who needs to approve it never saw it, or forgot.
Read moreNo. Workday stays your system of record for people and finance. We build around it and connect what it doesn't reach.
Workday updates on a regular schedule. We use its supported connection methods, test in a sandbox tenant and add checks that alert us if something stops matching.
The connection sees only what its security group allows. We keep fields like pay and identification out of systems that don't need them, and work through your security and privacy review before anything goes live.
No. We're an independent integration consultant and development team. We build with Workday's official developer tools and approved access, using the access your team grants, and we work alongside your Workday admin or implementation partner rather than replacing them.
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A few sentences is plenty. We'll tell you what we'd connect first, and whether a ready-made app already does the job.