FAQ: Sign In to Workday VNDLY
- What are the password requirements for VNDLY login authentication?
- RequirementDescriptionPassword LengthYour password must be at least 8 characters long.ComplexityYour password must contain at least 8 characters and can't be a commonly used password.ExpirationCurrently, passwords for VNDLY login don’t have an expiration period.Maximum Failed Login AttemptsYour account will be locked for 30 minutes after 5 consecutive incorrect login attempts.Password HistoryWhen you perform a password reset, there's no restriction on reusing previous passwords.
- How can I regain access to my VNDLY account when it's locked because of multiple incorrect login attempts?
- Your locked account will be automatically unlocked after 30 minutes. After this time, you can attempt to log in again using the correct credentials. If you don't remember your password, use theForgot Passwordoption.
- How do I update my expiring Single Sign-On (SSO) certificates in VNDLY?
- To ensure continuous login access, we recommend performing these steps to update expiring, single sign-on (SSO) certificates:
- Planning and Preparation
- Confirm which tenant needs the SSO certificates to be updated: Production, Test, or both tenants.
- Note the expiration date of your current certificates.
- Obtain the full SAML metadata file from your Identity Provider (IdP). If you only have certificates, you must acquire the complete metadata file.
- Coordinate a specific date and time with your team to perform the updates.
- Ensure an active user who can log in to VNDLY using SAML SSO is available for verification and testing.
- Before you make any changes, thoroughly document your current metadata:
- Duplicate the current browser tab to keep the original IdP metadata accessible for quick reference or a potential revert.
- Save the current metadata to a separate local file.
- Take screenshots of the current metadata configuration within VNDLY.
- Update IdP Metadata in VNDLY
- After the update has been performed on your IdP, log in to VNDLY and navigate to .
- From theSecuritysection, clickSAML Single Sign On.
- ClickEditfor the desired SAML authentication server.
- On theIdentity Providerstab, clickEditfor the desired IdP.
- Paste the content of your full, new SAML metadata file into theIdP metadatafield.
- ClickSave.
- Verification and TestingTo confirm the update was successful, log in to VNDLY with the designated SSO test user to verify a successful login.We strongly recommend that you perform these changes and verify them in your Test tenant first before deploying them in your Production tenant.