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Workday Tenant Management Services

Tenant refresh planning, configuration migration, environment governance and release readiness for Workday customers.

50+
UK projects delivered
12
European markets supported
GDPR
and payroll compliant
London
headquartered

Most Workday problems that look like configuration failures are actually environment failures — a stale sandbox, an unmigrated change, a refresh that wiped a build. Dandee Consulting manages your tenant estate so changes move predictably from build to production.

What's included

What Tenant Management Covers

We treat your tenants as a controlled environment estate with an owner, a calendar and a change record.

  • Tenant strategy — how many environments you need and what each one is for
  • Refresh calendar planned around release weekends, payroll cycles and project milestones
  • Configuration migration between tenants using object transporter and documented manual steps
  • Post-refresh restoration: integrations, security, notifications and inbound endpoints
  • Tenant hygiene — removing test data, disabling outbound integrations, masking sensitive data in non-production
  • Release readiness: preview tenant review, impact assessment and regression coordination
  • Change control and an auditable record of what moved, when, and who approved it

What Tenant Management Covers

Engagement Models And Indicative Pricing

  • Tenant estate review — one to two weeks, fixed fee, with a refresh calendar and risk register.
  • Retained tenant management — a monthly block of days covering refreshes, migrations and release windows.
  • Project support — environment management for the duration of an implementation or major change.
  • Day rate — senior consultants from GBP 700 per day.

Cost scales with the number of environments and how much of the estate you want us to own. Most customers start with a review and move to a small retained block.

Engagement Models And Indicative Pricing

Why It Is Worth Owning Properly

  • Refreshes stop destroying in-flight configuration work
  • Release weekends become planned events rather than surprises
  • Non-production data is masked and outbound integrations are safely disabled
  • A written record of every migration, useful for audit and for onboarding new staff

Why It Is Worth Owning Properly

How We Run It

  1. 01

    Inventory

    environments, owners, integrations and current refresh practice documented

  2. 02

    Plan

    a refresh and release calendar agreed with HR, payroll, finance and IT

  3. 03

    Control

    migration and change process defined with approval gates

  4. 04

    Operate

    refreshes and migrations executed against the runbook with post-refresh checks

  5. 05

    Review

    quarterly assessment of estate health and calendar fit

Talk To Us About Your Tenant Estate

Tell us how many environments you run and what keeps breaking, and we will map a refresh and migration calendar that holds. 📞 Contact us or 📞 book a call.

Talk To Us About Your Tenant Estate

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Most organisations refresh sandbox monthly and implementation tenants to a project calendar. The right cadence balances having current data against protecting in-flight build work.

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