Table of Contents
Toggle🎓 Workday HCM Course Introduction: Chan welcomes participants to Workday training, emphasizing functional and technical aspects of HCM. Core focus on understanding Workday implementations and building transactional interfaces.
🏠 Tenant Overview: Differentiates between tenant types, emphasizing the educational (demo) tenant discussed in the session. Explains how charges are based on module usage and tenant types, with charges determined automatically.
🌐 Navigational Overview: Highlights the navigational toolbar’s importance, including the home button for terminating pages and the distinction between UI and ribbon colors. Discusses the URL and ribbon color as indicators of the tenant type. Introduces the concept of adding/editing applications and creating shortcuts for efficient navigation.
📚 Shortcut vs. Applications: Clarifies the difference between applications (pre-configured) and shortcuts (customizable) in Workday. Applications are workday-delivered, while shortcuts are user-configurable for tasks and reports.
👩💼 Trainer’s Advice: Chan suggests bookmarking the tenant and paying attention to ribbon colors to avoid confusion. Recommends using a handy run book for quick reference during the training session.
🔄 Recent Updates: Mentions the addition of the home button in the navigational toolbar in the 2023 version of Workday.
🧑🏫 Interactive Session: Encourages participants to ask questions during the session and provides insights into tenant usage scenarios.
Here are the summary titles with time for the provided video information:
Introduction to Workday HCM Training 00:02
Navigational Overview of Workday Systems 00:55
Tenant Access and Implementation Budgeting 02:17
Workday Modules and Implementation Scopes 03:44
Workday Tenant Types and Charges 05:04
Configuring Security and Enabling Domains 07:48
Recognizing Workday Tenants 16:06
Navigational Toolbar and Home Button 18:32
Workday Applications and Shortcuts 22:15
Conclusion and Shortcuts for Efficiency 24:06
A: The video primarily focuses on workday training, specifically covering functional and technical aspects of the HCM module. It aims to help participants understand core concepts of workday implementations, transactional interfaces, and how workday benefits different client scopes.
A: The educational tenant in workday is designed for training and demonstration purposes, providing some data to showcase system behaviors and configurations. It is free and accessible for educational use. Unlike other tenants, it serves as a learning platform, allowing users to explore and understand the workday system without impacting live client data.
A: Yes, clients can choose specific modules for workday licenses, and they only pay for the modules they implement. Workday operates on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model, allowing clients to select and pay for the services and modules they adopt. There is flexibility in enabling or disabling modules based on client needs, and charges are determined by the usage of enabled modules.
A: Users can identify the type of tenant they are in by checking the URL and the ribbon color. The ribbon color serves as a visual indicator, helping users distinguish between different types of tenants such as educational, testing, or production. It prevents confusion by providing a quick reference for the tenant type, ensuring users are aware of their environment.
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