The Pleasanton, Calif.-based company said its Integration Cloud Platform provides a set of tools and ready-made interfaces to simplify the process of integrating its offerings with on-site or third-party applications.
“Today’s enterprise applications rarely live in isolation,” Aneel Bhusri, Workday chief executive officer, said in a statement. “By enabling our customers and partners to self-build, deploy, run, and manage integrations in the Workday Cloud, we believe we solve more of the integration problem.”
Workday offers a range of software-as-a-service (SaaS)-delivered enterprise applications covering such areas as human resources, payroll and finance. It claims more than 190 customers in the large-to-midsize company category.
Key components of the integration platform include Workday Studio, a development tool which offers a graphical interface for customers and partners to build custom integrations. An Enterprise Interface Builder tool provides a graphical interface to help define required inbound and outbound integrations.
Workday said it has also established an integration ecosystem, where partners, customers and Workday will offer pre-built integrations. Workday said it is launching the ecosystem with packaged integrations for applications from such vendors as Ceridian, Kronos, Salesforce.com, and Taleo.
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