
An employee wants a payslip. A manager approves leave.
WorkdaySana, metered in Flex Credits per action
LeenaUniversal Assistant: flat, unlimited, every channel
Keep Workday as your system of record. Three differences decide where the rest of the work runs.

Keep Workday. These three decide where the rest of the work runs.
Every system, 200+. Workday's agents stay on Workday.
Your process owner, in plain English. Workday needs a developer.
Flat per employee. Workday meters every agent action.
Someone asks, or something happens. Workday covers the first,
and only inside Workday.

WorkdaySana, metered in Flex Credits per action
LeenaUniversal Assistant: flat, unlimited, every channel

WorkdayNothing without a developer build in Extend
LeenaAI Colleague Platform runs it end to end
Workday's agents stay on Workday.
A job change touches five systems and nine steps. Workday owns the first two. An AI Colleague runs all nine as one audited run, and picks up where it left off.
200+
systems Leena acts on
18
apps Sana reaches

One run · nine steps · user identity carried through

Workday needs a developer.
Hire, Change Job and Termination change several times a year. The cost that decides it is the hundredth change.
Described in plain English by the process owner
Evaluated against real cases before go-live
Every run logged step by step
Workday meters every agent action.
Self-service is a fixed price per employee, so you know the full cost before the year starts. Automation shows its cost in tokens, per run.
1 credit per lookup, 5 per completed task. Credits expire yearly, and only Workday sets the rate.
Universal Assistant, per year, unlimited. Cost rises with headcount, never with usage.
AI Colleague Platform fee plus tokens you can see per run, in the industry-standard unit.
Every row is traceable to Workday or Leena AI published material.
Including us. The highlighted three are the hardest for Workday's agents today.
One request across Workday and two other systems, end to end
A write into a third-party system, not a read
Starts from an event or a schedule, no chat window
Hardest for WorkdayCalled from an orchestrator you control
Hardest for WorkdayRuns under the employee's own permissions
A business user changes the procedure, no developer
Completed over voice by a frontline worker
A full year of projected cost at your volume
Hardest for WorkdayExactly which licences and SKUs you will need
A named customer running it in production







