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Alphabet's Google Cloud, Workday Bring AI Agents for HR, Finance Into Employee Workflows

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Alphabet's (GOOG, GOOGL) Google Cloud and Workday (WDAY) have expanded their partnership to bring artificial intelligence agents for HR and finance into employees' workflows, the two companies said Thursday.

The new collaboration integrates the Sana Self-Service Agent from Workday directly into Gemini Enterprise, with Gemini becoming the default AI model inside Sana for Workday, according to a statement.

The integration allows employees to use AI agents for HR and finance work without the data leaving Workday's secure environment, the statement said.

Sana Self-Service Agent in Gemini Enterprise is currently available in early access for eligible customers, the companies said.

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