📊 Custom Report Creation: Users are guided to name their custom report and choose a prefix (e.g., “WP”), followed by selecting from eight report types offered by Workday, including Advanced, Composite, and Matrix reports.
⚙️ Importance of Advanced Reports: The Advanced report is highlighted as the most crucial type, with an estimated 75% of reports falling under this category, making it essential for users focusing on integrations and reporting.
🕒 Temporary Reports: Users can mark reports as temporary, which means they will only be available for seven days, helping manage the number of reports created in the tenant.
📈 Data Sources: The tutorial stresses the need to select the correct data source for reports, recommending indexed data sources for better performance and quicker results.
Introduction to Custom Reports 00:00
Types of Reports 01:04
Simple and Advanced Reports 02:52
Temporary Reports 03:41
Data Sources in Reporting 04:32
Searching for Data Sources 05:23
Workday allows users to create various types of reports, including standard reports, custom reports, and matrix reports, which provide detailed insights into different business processes and metrics.
Reports can be scheduled in Workday by selecting the “Schedule” option in the report’s menu, choosing the frequency (daily, weekly, monthly), and setting the desired time for the report to run.
Calculated fields in Workday are custom fields created using specific calculations or expressions to derive data based on existing fields, enabling more complex and tailored reporting.
Reports can be shared in Workday by adjusting the report’s sharing settings, where you can specify which users or groups have access to view or edit the report.