Workday provides a variety of integration tools and technologies that enable organizations to connect Workday with other systems, applications, and data sources. These tools facilitate seamless data exchange and streamline business processes. Here are some of the different types of Workday integration tools:

1) Workday Studio: Workday Studio is an integrated development environment (IDE) that allows organizations to create custom integrations between Workday and external systems. It provides a graphical interface for designing, building, and deploying integrations using pre-built components and templates.

2) Workday Core Connectors: Workday offers a set of core connectors that provide out-of-the-box integrations with commonly used third-party systems and applications. These connectors help organizations quickly establish connections between Workday and systems like payroll, benefits providers, and more.

3) Enterprise Interface Builder (EIB): EIB is a user-friendly tool within Workday that enables non-technical users to create integrations using a visual interface. It supports data import and export, allowing users to define data mappings, transformations, and processing logic.

4) Cloud Connect for Third-Party Integration: Workday's Cloud Connect service provides a framework for connecting Workday with various third-party systems and applications. It includes tools for configuring and managing integrations through web services and APIs.

5) Workday Integration Cloud (iCloud): iCloud is a platform that supports secure integration between Workday and external systems. It offers capabilities for building and managing integrations, data transformation, and orchestration of business processes.

6) Web Services APIs: Workday provides a comprehensive set of web services APIs that allow developers to create custom integrations using programming languages like Java, .NET, and others. These APIs enable real-time data exchange and automation of business processes.

7) Integration Cloud Platform (ICP): ICP is a set of tools and services that enable organizations to create, manage, and monitor integrations across their entire ecosystem, including Workday and other systems.

8) Custom Integrations: Organizations can develop custom integrations using their preferred integration technologies, such as middleware platforms, messaging queues, and APIs, to connect Workday with proprietary or specialized applications.