Author: Jason Walisser

A practical walkthrough for integration developers: setting up OAuth 2.0, making your first calls, writing tests that catch real problems, and building a collection you can actually reuse. Why Postman and Workday REST? Workday’s API surface has two distinct layers. The older, larger layer is SOAP-based: hundreds of operations accessible via WSDL, requiring WS-Security headers… Continue reading Workday REST API Testing with Postman

Most Workday environments are not purely cloud. They connect to on-premise ERPs, legacy HRIS systems, local payroll processors, and data warehouses that live behind a firewall. This article covers what hybrid data flows actually look like in practice: the patterns, the trade-offs, and where things go wrong. What Hybrid Actually Means in a Workday Context… Continue reading Hybrid Models in Workday Data Flows

Stop writing SOAP boilerplate by hand. Here is what you actually need to know to use the Workday client libraries in .NET and Java , project setup, authentication, making calls, and handling what goes wrong. What This Article Is Actually About Workday exposes a large set of SOAP-based web services , around 400+ operations across… Continue reading SDK Utilization for Workday API Developers: Client Libraries for .NET and Java

The global identity and access management market reached $22.99 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow to $65.70 billion by 2034, representing a compound annual growth rate of 12.40%. Within this expanding market, the provisioning segment dominates with 31% of total market share, driven by the critical need for automated user account management and… Continue reading Automating Workday Onboarding via APIs:Provisioning Scripts for Identity Management

Containerization with Docker for Custom Apps Enterprise containerization has fundamentally transformed how organizations deploy and manage applications. According to recent market analysis, the global Docker container market reached $6.12 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $16.32 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of 21.67%. More significantly,  Gartner research indicates that… Continue reading Workday Studio Deep Dive: Microservices Architecture in Workday Extend

In the world of Workday ecosystems, the difference between a “working” integration and a truly maintainable one is measured in years of total cost of ownership, incident volume, audit readiness, and developer sanity. Workday Studio remains the most powerful and flexible integration platform in the Workday ecosystem. It is also the most dangerous when treated… Continue reading How to Build Maintainable Workday Studio Integrations

As integration teams face increasing pressure to deliver APIs and integrations in days rather than months, Anypoint Studio remains the primary IDE for MuleSoft developers. While the tooling has matured significantly with Studio 7.16+ (based on Eclipse 2024-09 and Mule runtime 4.8), raw productivity still separates average developers from the top 5% who consistently ship… Continue reading MuleSoft Anypoint Studio Tips for Faster Development

Imagine a mid-sized tech firm, growing fast but drowning in manual onboarding tasks. New hires wait two weeks for system access, paperwork errors pile up, and managers lose 20 hours monthly on repetitive approvals. According to SHRM, the average onboarding process takes 1-2 weeks, costing businesses up to $500,000 annually in lost productivity for every… Continue reading Streamline Onboarding: Automate Workflows with Workday Orchestrate in 2025