Increased demand for cloud-based financial solutions leads to 40% more deployments of Workday Financial Management compared to the previous year
Once again, a customer satisfaction rate of 97% is achieved, which is a result of the partnership-based commitment to customer success
Workday Inc., a leading provider of enterprise cloud applications for finance and human resources , reports increasing demand for its enterprise cloud solutions . On its successful growth path, the company recorded a record number of new implementations within one year and achieved an industry-leading customer satisfaction rate of 97%. The latest satisfaction survey asked customers who work with Workday solutions every day. The results confirm the partnership approach that Workday uses to help customers automate their finance, planning, HR and expense management processes.
In fiscal year 2021 (February 1, 2020 to January 31, 2021), Workday and its partners around the world carried out more than 1,800 deployments *, the vast majority of which were virtual. International clients included Alight Solutions, Flinders University, GE, Hong Kong Broadband Network, John Lewis Partnership, Nebraska Medicine and Prisma Health.
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Workday saw a 40% increase in Workday Financial Management implementations with new and existing customers year over year as demand for Workday solutions for chief financial officers (CFOs) continued to grow. The broad portfolio for the financial sector sets new standards in terms of transparency and control, leaving traditional ERP systems far behind. Workday Financial Management , Workday Adaptive Planning , Workday Accounting Center , Workday Prism Analytics and Workday Strategic Sourcing offer a total solution for corporate planning and analysis that spans all financial processes, from Record to Report, Report to Forecast, Source to Pay and Contract to Cash.
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The focus is on customer business
continuity In the wake of the pandemic, Workday switched its implementations and training courses almost entirely to virtual processes in March 2020. As a cloud-native platform, Workday was able to make this switch within a few days and with minimal disruption to planned go-lives – a huge advantage for its international customer base. Thanks to successful deployments in a large number of industries and regions, Workday customers have been able to drive their digital transformation initiatives, from medium-sized companies with 500 employees to global corporations with over 500,000 employees, while maintaining the continuity of operational processes.
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