What does enabling API integrations typically require?

Enabling API integrations typically requires ISU configurations, which stands for Integration System User configurations. These configurations are crucial for establishing the necessary security and authentication protocols that allow APIs to communicate effectively with the Workday system. They ensure that data transfers between Workday and external systems occur securely and efficiently.

ISU configurations involve setting up specific user roles, permissions, and security settings that govern API access. This ensures that only authorized systems can send and receive data, which is essential for protecting sensitive information. Proper configuration is vital for ensuring that APIs function correctly within the Workday environment.

The other options, while they might relate to various aspects of API integration, do not encompass the essential requirements needed to directly enable API functionality within Workday. Custom scripting may be necessary for specific use cases, dedicated resource allocation is often required to support integrations overall, and third-party support can assist in some implementations, but these are not foundational requirements for enabling API integrations directly.