UKG Payroll and Scheduling Software Implementation
Summary
The county is spending over $1.2 million across five years on new UKG software to finally fix broken payroll, HR, and sheriff's office scheduling systems that have caused headaches since switching from Tyler.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 3
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
Approximately $1.28 million total across a five-year base contract.
County employees, the Sheriff's Office staff, and payroll personnel who will gain streamlined timekeeping, automated scheduling, and reliable payroll processing.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Kaufman County adopts new timekeeping software
russell@themonitor.net The Commissioners’ Court of Kaufman County voted Sept. 29 to approve the execution and purchase of software aimed at streamlining timekeeping, payroll, benefits and overall human resources management, which County Judge Jakie Allen said will “work for everyone and help the county in the long run.”
Commissioners Court - Sep 29, 2026
The county is spending over $1.2 million across five years on new UKG software to finally fix broken payroll, HR, and sheriff's office scheduling systems that have caused headaches since switching from Tyler.
Commissioners Court - Sep 15, 2026
The county is looking to upgrade its payroll and timekeeping system with UKG software to cut down on manual errors and streamline sheriff's office scheduling. Commissioners paused the vote to make sure the county's warranty protects them during the 6-to-8-month setup phase.
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