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"If Workday makes application programming interfaces available to you on or through the Sites (the "Workday APIs"), you may not use any Workday APIs without authorization under a separate agreement with Workday...Excerpt from Workday's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “If Workday makes application programming interfaces available to you on or through the Sites (the "Workday APIs"), you may not use any Workday APIs without authorization under a separate agreement with Workday...”
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