And that shift is bigger than faster booking or simpler expense management. It changes the experience of business travel by bringing booking, trip management, and expenses into one connected flow.
Workday already runs the systems that manage your people and your money, and the world’s leading organizations trust it to act on both. Because your workforce and financial data live in one place, Travel Agent can book with speed and confidence. Every trip stays in policy, reflects your preferences, and carries the right controls from the start.
We’re putting that shift to work at Workday, too. Our own employees are among the first to test the Travel Agent, sharing real-time feedback with product teams to make sure it truly eliminates travel headaches before it rolls out broadly.
“Our priority is empowering our people to connect, collaborate, and drive our business forward. Integrating intuitive travel directly into Workday removes the friction of planning and effortlessly feeds into expense management, ensuring the entire journey—from itinerary to receipt reconciliation—is seamless, compliant, and stress-free,” said Lindsey Kirchberg, senior director, procure-to-pay strategy and operations, Workday.
What’s Next for Travel Agent
Booking is just the start. Travel Agent will soon handle more of the trip, from the first question to last-minute changes. Here’s what’s coming by the end of the year.
Ask anything: Get plain-language answers about your travel policy or your own logged expenses.
Plan whole trips: Get a complete itinerary in one proposal, instead of piecing together flights and hotels one at a time.
Book for the team: Let one agent arrange travel for a group or event, all at once.
Go further, stay informed: Book rail alongside flights and cars, and get live alerts when plans are disrupted.
Source: blog.workday.com
