On-Demand Webinar

Workday Monthly Demo Series: The SI Playbook for Faster, Lower-Risk Go-Lives

 

About This Session

 

Join Opkey live to see how leading Workday teams cut manual testing effort by up to 87% and support tickets by half – before and after every go-live.

 

Manual testing and training don’t scale with the pace of Workday’s release cadence. Every update, configuration change, or go-live carries the risk of defects slipping through, support tickets piling up, and adoption stalling because end users don’t know what changed.

 

What You’ll Take Away

 

This session isn’t a feature walkthrough, it’s a look at what faster, lower-risk testing and training means for your practice and your clients. We’ll cover:

  • Cutting regression testing time so releases and go-lives don’t slip
  • Reducing post-launch support tickets by catching issues before they reach end users
  • Automating user guide and training content generation to speed adoption before and after go-live
  • Freeing your team from manual test maintenance so they can focus on higher-value client work

 

We’ll show it live, working through a real Workday scenario end to end, and leave plenty of time for your questions.

 

Why This Series

 

This is the first session in our Monthly Demo Series, built around how Workday SI practices actually make money. Not a product pitch, a working session on winning more deals and protecting margin.

Webinar

Aug 28, 2026
David Zimmerman
VP, Product and Solutions, Opkey
Aradhana Gupta
Sr. Sales Engineer, Opkey

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