Workday beat Wall Street expectations for fourth-quarter revenue on Tuesday, driven by an increase in demand for its subscription services due to a resilient job market, sending its shares up over 9% in extended trading.

Workday exceeded analysts’ estimates for the quarter and pointed to stronger demand from artificial intelligence products.

Workday stock popped after the company reported Q4 earnings and revenue that topped Wall Street estimates amid lowered expectations.

Workday beat Wall Street expectations for fourth-quarter revenue on Tuesday, benefiting from strong demand for its human capital management software as clients increased spending in an easing economy.