Workday uses the Jev decision model to select the screens of Sana
Jev selects the interface parts from the design system of Workday, and Workday wrote no selection logic in code.
On Tuesday, Workday made Sana, its AI assistant, the new home screen for its HR and finance software and its IT software. Sana is available to customers. Jev, a decision model from TypeSafe, selects the parts of each screen when a person writes to Sana. For example, when a person writes about a paycheck, Jev selects a card. When a person writes about time off, Jev selects a date picker. TypeSafe reports that Jev gives its result in 70 to 500 milliseconds.
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