How to Get Started with a Workday MCP Server

To integrate AI agents with Workday for accessing worker data and other functionalities, a Workday MCP server is necessary, although Workday does not provide an official server. Users have three options: building their own server for full control, using hosted vendor MCP servers for fast prototyping with potential vendor lock-in, or opting for a unified MCP server like Unified.to for broad integration coverage without infrastructure maintenance. All paths require setting up an Integration System User and registering an API client with Workday, including OAuth2 setup. Each method presents different trade-offs in terms of control, speed, maintenance, and cost, with the choice largely depending on whether Workday is the sole integration or part of a broader ecosystem. The unified approach typically offers the most flexibility and scalability, especially for agents that may require multiple integrations beyond Workday.

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