Reference: Workday Release Center
Workday delivers release notes to keep you informed about:
- New, coming soon, and retiring features.
- Bug fixes.
Workday publishes release notes to the Release Center every Wednesday and Friday evening (PT) before Service Updates. We recommend that you visit the Release Center on a weekly basis to stay informed before, during, and after the feature release window.
We label release notes with a release number based on the Production Date.
Examples
: We use the 2025R1 label for any feature delivering to Production tenants in week 11 in 2025, until the 2025R2 production release.
Fix or Feature Delivers to... | Delivery Week | Release Number Label |
|---|---|---|
Production | March 15th (2025R1 Production) | 2025R1 |
Production | March 28th (2 weeks after 2025R1 Production) | 2025R1 |
|
| 2025R2 |
Feature Delivery and the Release Center Updates
To find information about late-breaking changes, check:
- This filtered search for delays and reversions, which uses these search facets:
- Publication:Release Notes
- Content Change Type:Delivery UpdateandReversion
- The Workday Documentation Announcements page for changes to the Release Center, Guides, and Help Centers, as well as translation updates and known issues for the documentation site.
You can determine which languages the feature is translated into by checking the
Languages
field. It displays these values to indicate the languages for the feature, by Product Area:
- English: When only English is available.
- English,[Individual Languages] (e.g., English, French (France), French (Canada)): When only a few specific languages are available.
- English, [Language Levels] (e.g., English, Level 1, Level 2): When many languages are supported, they are grouped by language levels for simplicity.
- All: When all languages are supported.
- (Except[Individual Language]): When specific exceptions exist toAllor toLanguage Levels.
Release Note Types
Release Note Type | What it Covers |
|---|---|
Features planned for release to Preview tenants. These release notes might also include setup effort for feature use and configuration. Workday publishes Coming Soon release notes only for impactful or highly anticipated features. | |
New features and enhancements delivering to your Preview and Production tenants with each Service Update. These release notes might sometimes include video demonstrations and attachments. | |
Bug fixes delivering to your Preview and Production tenants with each Service Update. | |
Features and functionality that are retiring with each Service Update. Whenever possible, we provide at least 1-year advance notice for retirements. |