What can companies created in Workday record?

Companies created in Workday can indeed record financial transactions. This functionality is critical as it allows organizations to manage their finances efficiently within the Workday system. Companies can track income, expenses, assets, and liabilities, thus enabling comprehensive financial reporting and analysis. Workday's integration of various modules, such as budgeting, procurement, and invoicing, ensures that all financial transactions are recorded cohesively, reflecting real-time insights into the company's financial health.

Other options, while relevant to business operations, do not fall within the primary functionalities of the company entity itself in the Workday software. Employee performance appraisals, training and development schedules, and marketing strategies are certainly important aspects of a business but are typically managed through different modules or systems, not explicitly recorded under the company entity in Workday. Thus, financial transactions are the key focus for company records within this platform.