Documentation
Everything the app does, written down.
wdops moves data between Workday and Snowflake through Workday's own web services. This guide is the same one the app links to from every page. Start at the top if you are installing; jump to a section if you are looking something up.
Start here
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Getting started
Install from the Marketplace, connect your tenant, switch on the first business object.
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The app, page by page
Overview, Operations, Upload, History, Reconcile and Admin, and who sees what.
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Concepts
Web services, business objects, records, lines and attributes, scope, schedules, retention.
Using the app
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Getting records into Workday
Three paths in (SQL, file drop, upload), one set of checks, one record at a time or Workday's import.
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Reading the data
Extracts into tables with history and ready-to-query views, on a schedule or on demand.
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Validation rules and error codes
Checks before anything is sent, Workday's own messages mapped to the cell, and what every code means.
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Corrections
Fix rejected records in the app or in a spreadsheet and submit them again, with the trail kept.
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Reconciliation
Every submitted record confirmed against the extract by Workday ID, and every line by position.
Running it
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Workday setup and credentials
What the integration user needs, step by step, with a test per operation that creates nothing.
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Security and data handling
Everything stays in your Snowflake account and your Workday tenant. Roles, scope and entitlements.
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Operating guide
The heartbeat, compute, stuck runs, imports in flight, tuning, and a new Workday release.
Something missing?
Workday is a trademark of Workday, Inc. wdops is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Workday.