Also know as default currency. The primary currency in which a company does business and reporting. For financial accounting, a company must have a base currency defined.

A set of rules that dictate how monetary amounts in individual accounts are translated into a different currency. Translation rule sets are defined at an account-set level and apply to each account in that account set.

A grouping of ledger accounts. For example, you can group all assets that are considered current assets to easily reference them. Individual accounts can appear in multiple account summaries.

A named attribute that you can assign to events and objects to indicate their business purpose. For example, you can create a Customer worktag, whose values are the names of your customers. You can use the worktag to assign a customer to an expense in an expense report or a product sales event.

A compact report displayed as a tile" on the My Workday page

Workflow defines who can perfrom each task in a business process and provides a routing mechanism to move the task from one user to another

Workday provides a special Workfeed worklet modeled on the idea of an activity stream (like activity streams in Facebook and Twitter and many other modern applications). The Workfeed presents an actionable view of content items of interest to you, arranged chronologically. This enables you to see and act on pertinent tasks and content items, from a combination of sources, all presented in a simple time-line view. The Workfeed should be configured as a required worklet on the My Workday 2.0 landing page.

View is the ability to see objects or data through the Workday user interface, when permitted in a domain security policy.

Viewing a business process means seeing its status and reporting on it. This is a securable item in a business process security policy.

A user-based security group has workers as members. When used in a security policy, it grants access to the securable items to all members of the group.