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1. Click on Assets and click on the schema you want to import data into. Then click on Schema configuration. Then click on Import, Create Import and select OnLink Importer. Give the Import a name and click on Create Import.

2. Click on the three dots and select Configure app, then set a name in the Configure mapping attributes popup. Click on Save configuration.

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3. Then click again on Configure app to get a link (“to edit config use this link apps“) to the app where rest of the mapping needs to be setup. Click on the link to go to the OnLink app configuration.

4. Select Edit in the drop down of the configuration you just created. Select Source system (limited to Workday Custom Reports for now). Select the Report name (username and report name combination e.g. lmcniel/employee_data). Set object type to the specific object you want to map to. Then map field level attributes (Custom Report field appears on the left side and Schema attribute appears on the right side):
   First_Name=Firstname
Last_Name=Lastname
Title=Title
Email=Email
Manager=Manager
HireDate=HireDate
DepartmentRef=DepartmentRef|RefID=${DepartmentRef}
Location=Location
Worker_ID=WorkerID

To map references to other schema attributes, you can specify AQL after the pipe symbol as shown above for mapping DepartmentRef. DepartmentRefID is the value coming from Workday custom report. DepartmentRef is the attribute in schema pointing to Department object. RefID is the attribute on Department object.

Setup Post Function

To execute OnLink, we need to configure a post function. Here’s a quick video that walks through the configuration steps:

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For your convenience, we have provided a mock Workday endpoint for you to test any of the Workday functions. Follow these steps to test a Workday function.

1. Setup Workday Connection using below mock endpoint