Workday (Enterprise) connector
Use the Workday (Enterprise) connector to connect to Workday Financial Management and Human Capital Management applications with advanced reporting, high-volume data retrieval, and complex querying capabilities via Report as a Service (RaaS) and Workday Query Language (WQL).
Enabling WQL
To use Workday Query Language (WQL) with the Workday (Enterprise) connector, the connection must be configured to use OAuth 2.0 authentication. Refer to Workday (Enterprise) connection to learn more.
In Workday, register an API client for integrations by using the Register API Client for Integrations task. When registering the API client for WQL, select System in the Scope (Functional Areas) prompt.
When generating the access token in the Boomi connection, use a Workday account that has access to the Workday Query Language domain in the System functional area. You can only query data sources and fields that are accessible by that account.
Connector configuration
To configure a connector to communicate with Workday, set up two components:
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Workday (Enterprise) connection
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Workday (Enterprise) operation
This design provide reusable components, which contain connection settings (such as URL, user name, password) and operation settings (such as Object, Action, data definitions). After building your connection and operation, set up your connector within a process. When you have properly defined the Workday (Enterprise) connector within your process, Integration can map to and from virtually any system using the connector to retrieve data from or send data to the Workday application.
Supported editions
The Workday (Enterprise) connector supports all available editions of the Workday services.
Tracked properties
This connector has no predefined tracked properties. See the topic Adding tracked fields to a connector operation to learn how to add a custom tracked field.
