Workday autofill: stop retyping your resume into every company's Workday
Every company on Workday makes you type your whole history again. The lazee.dev extension fills each step of a Workday application from one saved profile, down to the work experience entries and the skills box, and leaves the Next button to you.
What it fills on a Workday application
It reads Workday's own field names, so it fills the right box even when a company renames a label. It works on myworkdayjobs.com and myworkdaysite.com application pages, and it is on by default there.
My Information
First, middle and last name, email, phone number with its country code and device type, country, state, city and postal code.
Work experience entries
One entry per job in your profile: title, company, location, start and end dates, the "I currently work here" box and the description. It adds the entries the page needs.
Education
Your school from Workday's own list (or its "Other" entry when your school isn't listed, never a different school), degree, field of study and dates.
Skills, languages and certifications
Up to 20 skills matched to the closest names in Workday's skill list, a Languages entry for each language you work in, and the certifications Workday's list has.
Screening questions
Visa sponsorship, work authorization, relocation, minimum years of experience, on-site or hybrid work and whether you are over 18, answered from your profile only when it is sure.
Websites and links
LinkedIn, GitHub, your portfolio, X and project links go into the Websites section or the page's own link fields.
Fill a Workday application in three steps
- Step 1
Add your details once
Fill your profile on lazee.dev, or drop your resume PDF into the extension's popup to start without an account.
- Step 2
Open the Workday application
Sign in to the company's Workday as usual and start the application. Each step fills as it appears, without the page jumping around.
- Step 3
Review and submit yourself
Check what was filled and fix anything you want. Attach your resume from the lazee.dev icon on the upload field, then submit. The extension never submits for you.
Step by step, and you stay in control
It fills a step when Workday shows it and never presses Save and Continue. It doesn't create your Workday account or sign in for you, and once you edit a field it leaves that field alone. Anything it isn't sure about stays empty for you.
AI answers for the questions Workday asks
For questions a profile can't answer, like "Why do you want to work here?", click the lazee.dev icon in the answer box and it writes a first-person answer from your experience. 2 credits per answer from your 200 free monthly credits, or 0 with your own AI key. How AI answers work.
Workday autofill questions
Does it create my Workday account or sign in for me?
No. Each company's Workday has its own account, and you create it and sign in yourself. The extension starts filling once the application form is on screen.
Which screening questions does it answer?
Sponsorship, work authorization, relocation, minimum years of experience, on-site or hybrid work and the over-18 question are answered from your profile and job preferences when it is confident. Questions about relatives at the company or a non-compete agreement are answered No. Anything else is left empty, so read each step before you continue.
Does it fill the voluntary disclosure questions?
No. Gender, veteran status, disability and ethnicity on Workday are left to you, unless you saved an answer to that same question in your Saved Q&A library.
Does it upload my resume to Workday?
Not by itself. The upload field gets a lazee.dev icon: click it, pick one of your resumes, and it is attached.
Is autofill on Workday free?
Yes. Filling your profile details into Workday applications is free and unlimited on every plan. AI answers use your monthly lazee.dev AI credits (200 on Free), or 0 credits with your own AI key.
Does it submit the application for me?
No. It fills fields and never presses Next, Continue or Submit. You review every value and send the application yourself.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Drop your resume PDF into the extension's popup and it starts filling from it. The resume is read on your computer and stays in your browser. A free account adds a full profile that stays in sync with the website.
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome, Brave and other Chromium browsers through the Chrome Web Store, Microsoft Edge through Edge Add-ons, and Firefox through Firefox Add-ons.
Type your work history once, not once per company.
Free and unlimited autofill, no credit card. It only fills empty fields and never submits an application for you.