Workday provisioner known limitations
The following are known limitations with Workday user provisioning.
The PingOne Workday provisioner does not support the following Workday integration options:
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Contingent workers. Contingent or temporary worker user types are not supported by the PingOne provisioning Workday integration at this time. Only full time employee user types can be imported.
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Dynamic attributes. The PingOne provisioning Workday integration does not support dynamic attributes at this time.
Workday write-back provisioning has the following limitations:
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For write-back, you cannot create or delete users, you can update existing users only.
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Phone number country codes use an internal Workday format, so any modifications to the country code field require codes in that format.
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If there is a pending business process associated with any of the attributes configured for write-back, then write-back will fail. For example, if an admin updates a name attribute, Workday starts a business process in which another admin must approve that name change. If a write-back occurs while the name change is pending, then the write-back will fail.
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The
Country
attribute for addresses must be mapped to a custom attribute because Workday uses a different data format than PingOne. Use the three-letter country code (ISO 3166-1), followed by an underscore, and then the country calling code (international subscriber dialing code) for that country. The following example shows the Workday country code format for Canada. -
For custom attributes, you must have an Integration System user with permission to make the GET call on the custom attributes from Workday. For example, the attribute names
Hire_Date
andOriginal_Hire_Date
require the permissionWorker Data: Current Staffing Information
. Learn more in Adding the Integration System User to a Security Group and Configuring the Domain Security Policy Permissions for the Security Group.