Concept: Hubs
A hub is a centralized space where users can find tasks, reports, and other resources based on a topic or their job function. You can configure hubs to fit your tenant’s specific needs and maximize productivity, then deploy them with minimal effort.
Workday has several hubs, such as:
- Manager Insights Hub enables managers to view personal and actionable insights so that they can better understand how to support their team's career development.
- Benefits and Pay Hub provides a single location for employees to review and maintain their benefits, compensation, payroll information, and access reports.
- Recruiting Hub enables recruiters to manage their workload and take action on candidates in different stages.
A hub consists of:
- A Navigation menu for easy access to tasks, reports, and dashboards that you can configure with overrides and custom content.
- Access to links such as tasks, reports, and dashboards.
- Landing pages that provide an overview of content, for which you can configure a variety of items, including Announcements, sections, and cards.
Example:
The Time and Scheduling Hub includes:
- A home page that you can configure with additional cards.
- TheSchedule Workerstask.
- TheReview Timereport.
- TheEdit and Approve Timereport.
- ADirect Reportssection that displays Time and Scheduling data for individual workers.
- AnOperational Analyticssection that includes a Team Insights dashboard (Time and Absence Dashboard) and theScheduled vs. Actualsreport.
- TheTeam Absencecalendar.
You can edit hubs on the
Maintain Hubs
task.