[💵 $2.00 / 1K] Scrape every open role from any Workday career site via its official public API. No site ID needed — paste the company website and the board is found for you. Full descriptions, requisition IDs, locations. Monitoring mode returns only new postings. For n8n, Make, Zapier & MCP.
Fail visibly on unavailable monitoring history or unresolved delivery; use non-overlapping runs per watchlist.
Budget-aware SDK result-event delivery and explicit charge/delivery reconciliation.
Purposeful, bounded public example inputs and corrected default API input.
Source-dependent limitations and Actor-start fee disclosed.
0.2 — 2026-09-02
Monitoring mode (only new jobs since last run)
New input onlyNewJobs. When on, every posting delivered is remembered in a named
key-value store and skipped on later runs. Skipped postings are neither saved to the dataset
nor charged for, so a scheduled task costs only what actually changed.
New input seenStoreName overrides the store name (default
dataloft-seen-workday-jobs-scraper), so several watchlists can run without sharing history.
A posting is matched on its Workday requisition id and on its normalised job URL. That matters
here: Workday reports a different id depending on whether descriptions are fetched, and matching
on either identity keeps runs with different settings in agreement.
Per-site and whole-run log lines report scanned N, new M, previously seen K; the same counts
land in RUN_SUMMARY under monitoring.
The set is written back at the end of the run and also on migrating / aborting, so an
interrupted run does not force the next one to re-deliver everything.
Input aliases for migrating from other actors
companies, companyUrls and startUrls (objects or plain strings) are accepted and
folded into careerSites, which already handles Workday URLs, tenant|wdN|site refs and bare
company domains.
careerSites is no longer a required field, because a run may now supply its targets through an
alias instead. Supplying none of them still fails immediately with a message naming every accepted
field.
Alias values that are neither a URL nor a domain are reported in the log and in
RUN_SUMMARY.unresolved.
Cost and platform settings
Memory is now declared: default 512 MB, minimum 256 MB, maximum 1024 MB. This actor is a
pure-HTTP JSON API client, so the previous 4 GB default was quadrupling the platform cost of
every run for no benefit.
Schema fixes
The dataset overview view showed atsPlatform, which is the constant "workday" on every row.
Replaced with workdayTenant and workdaySite, which are the fields that actually distinguish
rows in a multi-site run.
