Unifying the Manager Experience, At Scale
Our unified HCM foundation, paired with Sana and AI-driven decision intelligence, turns fragmented operations into a simpler, more consistent experience for the people managing teams around the world.
Delivery Hero is a clear example. Delivering roughly 11 million orders a day across 70 countries, the company needed to bring its HR activities together instead of managing them piecemeal, market by market.
With Workday HCM’s unified, AI-powered platform, Delivery Hero harmonized its people processes globally and created a true one-stop shop for managers—resulting in less context switching, better data hygiene, and more transparent decisions.
Sana, Workday's AI-native front door, has been central to that shift. Instead of managers hunting across systems for answers, Sana surfaces the right information and guided them through workflows conversationally, right in the flow of work. Paired with a single, secure data foundation, Sana turns scattered data points into the kind of real-time decision intelligence managers needed to act with confidence.
"With Workday's unified platform, we're trying to harmonize and globally standardize our people processes, which is helping us take the right decisions and scale as we move along in our whole journey," said Nik Gurjar, Director People Systems at Delivery Hero.
Recognition Rooted in Results
Every year, this recognition is a helpful checkpoint for us. But the real story is what we believe it represents: independent validation that our approach—deterministic workflows, transparent and governed AI, and a "human in the loop" design—is the right way to bring agentic capability into HR.
We've also invested heavily this year in making Workday easier to adapt to how each organization actually works. Our deployment and developer agents are helping customers tailor Workday to their needs faster, without sacrificing the platform consistency that keeps IT and HR administration light. It's part of our broader commitment to making sure the power of AI is accessible—not just theoretical—for every customer, regardless of size or complexity.