Integration Health Monitor for Workday

The problem

Workday's Process Monitor shows integration runs one at a time, to whoever thinks to look. Most mid-market teams find out an integration failed when payroll, the benefits carrier, or finance calls. The monitoring suites that fix this are built and priced for enterprises with hundreds of integrations.

What it does

One page for all integrations. EIB, Core Connector, and Studio runs with last run time, status, duration, and a seven-day trend.
Owners. Assign a person or team to each integration so a failure has a name attached.
Alerts. Notify the owner in Workday the moment a run fails or runs long; a weekly digest for the HRIS lead.
History. Failure patterns by integration, by day, and by error class, to fix root causes instead of re-running.

How it is built

A Workday Extend app running inside your tenant on Workday's own platform. It reads integration events through Workday APIs and stores only run metadata. No data leaves Workday. Setup is an app install plus security group assignment; no servers, no middleware.

Against the alternatives, honestly

	Integration Health Monitor	Process Monitor (native)	Enterprise monitoring suites
Where it runs	Inside your tenant, on Extend	Inside your tenant	External, via API
Owner per integration, alerts	Yes	No	Yes
Built for	Mid-market, no integration engineer	Everyone, one run at a time	Enterprises with hundreds of integrations
Better than us at	Nothing yet; in development	Being free and already there	Cross-system observability, SLAs

Availability

In development in the Workday Developer Program. We are looking for two pilot customers with Workday Extend who want to shape the first release in exchange for a founding-customer price. Workday Marketplace listing to follow.