Steps: Set Up Security for Slides
We will retire Slides on October 16, 2026 and will not be providing a replacement. To preserve existing Slides presentations, you can use the Download options in the Slides UI (File > Download) to download the slides as static PDFs or PPTs.
- Set up Drive for users who need to create, edit, or view Slides presentations. See Steps: Set Up Security for Drive.
- Security:Security Configurationdomain in the System functional area.
Slides is a presentation application that enables you to share data insights, create narrative, and provide relevant context around Workday data. With Slides you can create, collaborate on, and share presentations that integrate live transactional data from Worksheets workbooks or exported data from People Analytics.
- (Optional) Set up Worksheets.Enable theWorksheetsdomain to provide access for linking to workbook data from a Slides presentation.See Set Up Worksheets.
- (Optional) Set up People Analytics.Enable thePeople Analyticsdomain to provide access for exporting People Analytics data to a Slides presentation.
- Create these types of security groups for Slides administrators and users:
- Public groups
- Role-based (constrained) groups
- Unconstrained groups
- Create or edit a security policy for theSlidesdomain in the System functional area.Ensure that every user who has access to theSlidesdomain also has access to theDriveandWorksheetsdomains.
- Access theView Domainreport.
- Select the domain from theDomainprompt.
- From the related actions menu, select , or selectEdit Security Policy Permissionsif there's an existing policy.
- InReport/Task Permissions, add or edit security groups.
- Select theViewandModifycheck boxes.In the domain setup, you must select bothViewandModify. You can't use these settings to manage access to presentations. You select view and edit permissions for individual presentations when you share them.
- From the related action menu on the domain security policy, select .
- Activate Pending Security Policy Changes.