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ChatGPT tells you the clicks. kiweely makes them.

Same strong AI models underneath. The difference is reach: kiweely is signed in to your client’s Workday with your own sign-in. It answers from the real tenant, does the work there, and asks before anything changes.

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What each can do in Workday
The job ChatGPT or Claude Coding agents such as Claude Code kiweely
Answers from your tenant’s real setup Can’t: No. Training data and the public web Partly, or only what you set up: Only through an API client and a connector you set up Does it: Yes, through your own Workday sign-in
Makes the change in Workday Can’t: No. It tells you the clicks Partly, or only what you set up: Only what the APIs you registered allow Does it: Yes, after you approve it
Extend apps and integrations Partly, or only what you set up: Writes files for you to paste Partly, or only what you set up: Writes files; checking and deploying are yours to wire up Does it: Designs, builds, deploys and promotes through Sandbox; Workday checks every version. The first install in a tenant and Production stay yours
Tests as real people Can’t: No Can’t: No Does it: Yes, with Start Proxy in a browser you can watch, and fixes what fails
Design documents, test scripts, decks Partly, or only what you set up: Drafts you copy out Partly, or only what you set up: The files you ask for Does it: Written from the real tenant and filed in the project
Workday Community and the Developer Forum Partly, or only what you set up: Public pages only Partly, or only what you set up: Public pages only Does it: Reads both, signed in as you

One ticket, start to finish

“Priya’s time-off requests stopped going to her manager.”

A ticket every Workday admin knows. Start a conversation, add the client’s tenant, hand it the ticket, and watch it do the rest.

The real kiweely app with example data. The browser pages are illustrations.

Setting it up, and keeping it yours

What it takes, and where your sign-ins live.

For when you need to explain the choice to someone else.

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What each takes to set up, and where the sign-ins live
The job ChatGPT or Claude Coding agents such as Claude Code kiweely
What you set up first Nothing, and it can’t reach Workday An integration system user, an API client, its scopes and a connector Sign in to Workday the way you already do
Where your Workday sign-ins live Wherever you paste them In the environment you configure On this computer. Never sent to kiweely or the AI model
Several clients Up to you Up to you Each conversation uses one client’s sign-ins
Runs on Your ChatGPT or Claude plan Your own plan or API key Your ChatGPT account, even a free one, your Claude plan, or an OpenRouter key

Try it on a ticket
from your own queue.

14 days free, no card. Connect a Sandbox tenant and hand it the next ticket you would have clicked through yourself.