ATS · Workday
Workday job scraper — structured postings from any tenant
Workday hosts the careers sites of most of the Fortune 500 — and most job scrapers can't read it. This one speaks Workday's native JSON protocol directly, from nothing but a company name.
Why Workday is the hard ATS
Greenhouse and Lever expose friendly public JSON APIs, so every scraper supports them.
Workday doesn't: each company runs its own tenant (nvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/
NVIDIAExternalCareerSite) behind the wday/cxs protocol, pages results
20 at a time, and reports dates as "posted 3 days ago". Most tools either skip Workday or
screen-scrape the JavaScript UI and break monthly.
What this actor does differently
- Tenant auto-discovery — give it
nvidiaand it findsnvidia.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/NVIDIAExternalCareerSiteitself. - Native protocol — direct
wday/cxsJSON calls, not browser automation: fast, stable, and complete. - Full pagination — past the 20-per-page cap to every open role.
- Date normalization — "posted 3 days ago" becomes a real ISO date.
- One schema with Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby — mix Fortune 500 Workday tenants and startup boards in one company list, one output format.
Delta mode turns it into a hiring-signal feed: schedule daily and receive only
change: "new" and change: "removed" postings — the diff
recruiters, sales teams and investors actually pay for.
Questions
Frequently asked
Do I need the Workday tenant URL?
No — a bare company name is auto-discovered. If a company has an unusual tenant, pin it explicitly with workday:tenant.wdN/SiteName syntax.
How is this different from scraping the careers page?
It calls Workday's own JSON endpoints rather than rendering the JavaScript UI — which means every field, every page, and no breakage when Workday restyles its frontend.
What does it cost?
$0.0015 per posting returned. A Fortune 500 company with 2,000 open roles costs $3 for a full sweep — and a daily delta run typically costs cents.
ATS Job Board Scraper
A full sweep returning 1,000 postings costs $1.50; a daily delta run emitting 40 changes costs $0.06.