Workday testing for every feature release

Workday testing confirms that your tenant's business processes, security roles, and reports still work after configuration changes and feature releases. It covers HR processes like hiring and job changes and finance processes like expenses and supplier invoices. Robonito automates it with AI agents that run each process end to end and report root causes when something breaks.

Run a regression suite in your preview tenant as soon as the new release is available there. Workday ships major feature releases twice a year, so a reusable suite saves you from rebuilding tests each time. With Robonito, you schedule the suite, review failures in Reporting, and fix configuration issues before the release reaches production.

Yes. Robonito is no-code. HRIS analysts and finance process owners describe a test in plain language or record it, and the AI agent builds the steps. Self-healing keeps those tests running when a release changes page layouts, so the team spends less time repairing tests and more time reviewing what actually changed.

You run the same task as different users and check what each one can see and do. In Robonito, the agent signs in with test accounts for each role, tries actions like viewing compensation or approving a request, and verifies the expected outcome. That catches access gaps that happy-path testing tends to miss.

Yes. The agent follows a business process through every step and approval, such as a hire that moves through HR, compensation, and payroll setup. Chaining those steps in one test checks the handoffs between teams, which is where many Workday issues show up after a configuration change or a feature release.

Yes. You can run Workday suites on a schedule, on demand, or from your CI/CD pipeline, and connect Robonito to Jira, Azure DevOps, TestRail, Zephyr, and Slack. Results land where your HRIS and finance teams already work, so release readiness is visible to everyone without a status meeting.