Enterprise suite
Workday does not publish standard public list pricing. Pricing is provided through a sales process and varies by selected products, organization, geography, and contract scope.
Check current pricing →Workday Enterprise Management is a cloud enterprise suite unifying human resources, finance, planning, procurement, operations, analytics, and integrations.
Workday offers broad cloud coverage across HR, finance, planning, procurement, analytics, mobile access, integrations, and APIs. The platform is designed for complex organizations, but implementation effort and contract pricing reduce accessibility for smaller buyers.
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Workday Enterprise Management refers to Workday’s connected cloud applications for managing people, money, planning, procurement, and operations. Workday describes its ERP approach as a cloud-native, multi-tenant platform using a shared data core.
The suite combines Workday Human Capital Management, Financial Management, Adaptive Planning, Spend Management, workforce management, reporting, analytics, and platform extensions. Its main audience includes large and complex organizations with global HR, finance, compliance, and reporting requirements.
Workday was founded in March 2005 by Aneel Bhusri and Dave Duffield. Its headquarters are located at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road in Pleasanton, California.
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Android, API, iOS, Web
8.2/10
Workday does not publish standard public list pricing. Pricing is provided through a sales process and varies by selected products, organization, geography, and contract scope.
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| Deployment | Cloud-based multi-tenant SaaS |
|---|---|
| Platform | Web, iOS, Android |
| API | REST, SOAP, Graph API |
| Integrations | Packaged integrations, configurable connectors, EIB, Workday Studio, Orchestrate, Extend, Marketplace |
| Free trial | Not publicly advertised |
| Pricing model | Negotiated enterprise contract |
| Primary users | HR, finance, payroll, planning, procurement, operations, and IT teams |
| Headquarters | Pleasanton, California, United States |
| Founded | March 2005 |
Comparable enterprise platforms include Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, SAP SuccessFactors and SAP Cloud ERP, UKG Pro, Dayforce, Infor CloudSuite, and Rippling for smaller or more focused HR deployments.
Oracle Fusion Cloud is a close alternative for organizations seeking combined ERP, finance, procurement, and HCM functionality. SAP is another strong option for multinational organizations with extensive enterprise resource planning requirements.
UKG Pro and Dayforce are more focused on HCM, payroll, workforce management, and labor-intensive operating models. Infor CloudSuite may fit organizations seeking industry-specific ERP capabilities.
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Workday offers broad cloud coverage across HR, finance, planning, procurement, analytics, mobile access, integrations, and APIs. The platform is designed for complex organizations, but implementation effort and contract pricing reduce accessibility for smaller buyers.
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