Make absence eligibility changes easier to explain
Give HR a consistent context brief when eligibility changes need communication.
Trigger
Worker Eligible Absence Type Changed
Triggers when a worker becomes eligible or ineligible for an absence type. This trigger monitors the list of eligible absence types for a specific worker and detects when new absence types are added (worker becomes eligible) or when absence types are removed (worker becomes ineligible). Uses snapshot-based diffing to compare the list of absence type IDs between polls. Note: Due to Workday security permissions, this endpoint typically only allows access to the authenticated user's own data.
Action
Get Company Information
This action retrieves detailed company information for a given brand identifier. while the brandfetch get brand info tool provides general brand information, this tool specifically focuses on extracting and returning the company-related firmographic data from the response.
Why this helps
Eligibility changes can trigger questions, while HR teams assemble explanations from scattered references.
- Speed up HR responses
- Improve explanation consistency
- Reduce repeated research
Setup
Build it in a few focused steps.
- 1Connect Workday and Brandfetch in Notis once.
- 2Create an automation named Absence Eligibility Explanation.
- 3Tell Notis to retrieve company information and summarize the eligibility change in a clear HR explanation brief.
- 4Choose Workday Worker Eligible Absence Type Changed as the trigger and select a report channel.
- 5Test with one eligibility change.
Questions about this workflow
Which trigger is used?
Worker Eligible Absence Type Changed, id 20748.
Does it decide eligibility?
No. Workday provides the eligibility event; Notis explains the returned change with company context.
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Supported Triggers and Actions
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Workday triggers
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Recurring trigger
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Webhook trigger
Notis starts this workflow when an external tool or custom backend sends an HTTP request.
Get Company Information
This action retrieves detailed company information for a given brand identifier. while the brandfetch get brand info tool provides general brand information, this tool specifically focuses on extracting and returning the company-related firmographic data from the response.
Absence Balance Changed
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Balance Details Changed
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New Absence Balance
Triggers when a new absence balance record becomes available for a worker. This trigger monitors a specific worker's absence balances and detects when new balance records appear (e.g., a new plan/bucket becomes available). Uses snapshot-based diffing to compare balance record IDs between polls.
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