Agent Analytics.

Agent Analytics gives IT and business leaders a native view of activation, usage, and cost for every agent in their tenant, built directly into Workday—so governing a growing agent ecosystem doesn't mean checking a different dashboard for every vendor.

No. Agent Analytics tracks Workday-delivered, custom, and third-party agents side by side, not just the agents Workday built—every agent your organization runs, whether built by Workday, a partner, or your own team, shows up in the same place.

One native hub shows every agent's status—registered, active, inactive, or archived—alongside usage trends and cost, so IT can answer basic governance questions without stitching together data from multiple systems.

Yes. You can break down active users and conversation volume by org, cost center, location, job family, job profile, or management level—so you can see exactly where adoption is strong and where it isn't.

It's built for IT and business leaders who need governance visibility across a growing agent ecosystem—giving them a native view of activation, usage, and cost rather than a separate tool to manage on top of Workday.

No—that's the problem Agent Analytics solves. You see every agent in one place, whether it's Workday's, your partners', or your own, and stop checking a different tool for each one.