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Workday expanded its Marketplace Terms to cover a new category of offerings called 'Paid Offerings' alongside existing Non-Workday Services. Previously, the Marketplace only addressed third-party applications and integrations purchased from partners; the updated terms now explicitly include Workday-provided paid products and services, with Workday invoicing directly for these offerings rather than partners handling all transactions. The change also clarifies that Partner Terms govern Non-Workday Services while separate Workday Terms and Conditions govern Paid Offerings, and adds a reference to the Workday Developer Personal Account Program Terms.
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The updated Marketplace Terms now explicitly authorize Workday to offer and invoice for its own products and services (Paid Offerings) through the Marketplace, in addition to third-party offerings. Previously, the Marketplace was described as containing only third-party applications and integrations. Under the revised terms, when you purchase a Paid Offering, Workday will invoice you directly; when you purchase Non-Workday Services, the partner continues to invoice. The terms clarify that Paid Offerings are governed by Workday Terms and Conditions identified during purchase, while Non-Workday Services remain governed by Partner Terms.
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Paid Offerings definition and invoicing
Workday now explicitly authorizes sale of Workday-provided paid products through Marketplace, with Workday invoicing directly for these offerings.
Workday Terms and Conditions for Paid Offerings
Paid Offerings are governed by separate Workday Terms and Conditions identified during purchase, distinct from Partner Terms governing Non-Workday Services.
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2026-10-11 · Feed summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text Expanded Marketplace terms to include Paid Offerings category; clarifies Workday invoicing and contract governance for direct Workday products.
2026-10-11 · Impact summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text The updated Marketplace Terms now establish a distinct category for 'Paid Offerings' purchased directly from Workday, separate from third-party Non-Workday Services. When you purchase Paid Offerings through Marketplace, Workday will invoice you directly and the terms governing your use are specified in the Order and Workday's own terms rather than a partner agreement. The change clarifies the invoicing and contractual relationship but does not materially expand or restrict user rights; it provides greater specificity about how different types of Marketplace purchases are handled.
2026-10-11 · Summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text Workday expanded its Marketplace terms to explicitly cover a new product category called 'Paid Offerings' alongside existing third-party Non-Workday Services. Previously, the Marketplace Terms addressed only Non-Workday Services purchased from partners. The updated language now defines Paid Offerings as distinct products, establishes that Workday (not partners) will invoice for Paid Offerings, and clarifies that Workday's own terms govern access to Paid Offerings rather than partner agreements. This creates a clearer contractual structure for purchases that combine partner services and Workday's own products in a single transaction.
2026-10-07 · Change line edited · change line rewritten to the 2026-10-07 template: no detection date, no sentence counts
Previous text Workday updated their Workday Terms of Use on August 13, 2026. Change detected: 4 sentence(s) added, 1 sentence(s) removed, 18 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 297 sentences after update.
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Workday has expanded its Marketplace Terms to explicitly authorize the sale of Workday-provided products and services (Paid Offerings) alongside existing third-party offerings. The change clarifies invoicing responsibility (Workday invoices for Paid Offerings; partners invoice for …
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