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December 9, 2021

Workday, enterprise management software, is live via Finch!

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John Skilbeck

Workday: an innovative, cutting-edge enterprise software solution

Workday started in 2005 when two software visionaries, Aneel Bhusri and Dave Duffield, decided to start a company that would transform the enterprise software market. The company quickly launched two revolutionary product offerings - Workday Human Capital Management in 2006 and Workday Financial Management in 2007. They went public in October 2012 and celebrated their 10th anniversary in 2015, with more than 1,000 customers, each with 500+ employees.

Today, Workday supports more than 9,500 customers globally with more than 50 customers employing 100,000 employees. As of September 2021, the platform manages records for 120 million people including 55 million active employees. Today, the platform continues to expand its full suite of services to create a more cohesive enterprise experience.


How do I get access to the Workday integration?

Sign up for Finch by clicking the Request Access button in the top right of our website. (If you’re already a Finch customer, then you already have access to the Workday integration.)

With Finch, you get access to the Workday integration as well as 110+ other major employment providers (QuickBooks, ADP RUN, Gusto, and more). You do not have to worry about integration updates, maintenance, or issues, as Finch’s team owns all technical requirements for each employment provider and provides you with one universal API.

97% of HR professionals say it’s important for your app to integrate with their employment systems

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97% of HR professionals say it’s important for your app to integrate with their employment systems

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Visualize the employment ecosystem

Thousands of applications make up the employment ecosystem, spanning uses from financial planning to employer-sponsored benefits. Get the full picture of how these applications fit together with our market map.

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Key Takeaways:
  • On average, 80% of participants default into their retirement plan, demonstrating that the majority of Americans aren’t actively engaged in their retirement planning — and highlighting the opportunity for recordkeepers to engage participants more directly.
  • Recent legislative changes and technological advancements represent a prime opportunity to get more individuals thinking about their financial futures and participating in the savings opportunities available to them.
  • Greater payroll connectivity provides recordkeepers with more comprehensive data, mitigating challenges introduced through file exchanges and arming recordkeepers with the up-to-date information they need to best support sponsors and participants alike.