Do you replace Boomi, or work alongside it?

Either. Standard Boomi-delivered interfaces are fine for what they do well. I typically build alongside them for the scenarios they can’t reach — real-time flows, complex orchestration, custom targets — and can also take over patterns that have outgrown their original design.

Which APIs do you work with?

My depth is the UKG Pro WFM surface — timekeeping and punches, scheduling, forecasting, accruals, pay data, and the reporting/data extract layers — plus the authentication patterns appropriate to each. I work the UKG Pro People/HR APIs where a WFM build needs employee data, and the same integration engineering applies to whatever sits on the other side: POS, ERP, payroll clearinghouses, other scheduling platforms, or your own services.

Where does the integration code run?

Your infrastructure, your cloud, your ownership. I build in mainstream stacks your team can maintain, and I document everything. No black boxes and no vendor lock-in to me.

Real-Time UKG Pro WFM Integrations

When nightly batch files and standard Boomi patterns aren’t enough.

UKG’s standard delivery model covers the common cases well: scheduled interfaces, file drops, the usual payroll and benefits feeds. But some businesses can’t wait for the next batch window. Punches that need to hit downstream systems in seconds, labor data that has to drive same-day decisions, transactions that must flow the moment they happen. I design and build event-driven, API-first integrations against the UKG Pro WFM API surface — and against whatever sits on the other side of it, from POS and ERP to payroll and other scheduling platforms — engineered for retry safety, observability, and the messy realities of production workforce data.

Sound familiar?

A downstream system needs punches, schedules, or labor transactions within seconds or minutes — not tomorrow morning.
The standard interface catalog doesn’t cover your scenario, and the quoted custom-interface path is slow and rigid.
File-based integrations keep breaking silently and nobody notices until payroll is wrong.
You need orchestration across UKG and several other systems with real error handling, not fire-and-forget file drops.

What you get

Event-driven pipelines against UKG Pro WFM APIs (webhooks, polling strategies, change detection)
Production-grade middleware: retries, idempotency, dead-letter handling, alerting
Bidirectional sync between UKG and ERP, POS, payroll clearinghouses, other scheduling systems, or custom platforms
Monitoring dashboards so integration health is visible, not discovered at month-end

Built in the field

Every engagement is custom — these show what this capability looks like in production.

An event-driven variable-pay platform · Global travel-retail operator · thousands of employees, multiple countries
POS transactions and UKG punch data calculate tips continuously; a manager approval gate means only approved dollars ever reach payroll.
Demand signals feeding UKG Pro WFM Forecasting · Multi-site childcare operator
Raw check-in events became intraday occupancy curves, loaded as volume drivers through the Forecasting APIs on a repeatable warehouse pattern.

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Frequently asked

Do you replace Boomi, or work alongside it?: Either. Standard Boomi-delivered interfaces are fine for what they do well. I typically build alongside them for the scenarios they can’t reach — real-time flows, complex orchestration, custom targets — and can also take over patterns that have outgrown their original design.
Which APIs do you work with?: My depth is the UKG Pro WFM surface — timekeeping and punches, scheduling, forecasting, accruals, pay data, and the reporting/data extract layers — plus the authentication patterns appropriate to each. I work the UKG Pro People/HR APIs where a WFM build needs employee data, and the same integration engineering applies to whatever sits on the other side: POS, ERP, payroll clearinghouses, other scheduling platforms, or your own services.
Where does the integration code run?: Your infrastructure, your cloud, your ownership. I build in mainstream stacks your team can maintain, and I document everything. No black boxes and no vendor lock-in to me.

Talk through your scenario

A 30-minute working session is the fastest way to find out whether this is buildable — and what it would take.

Contact Jeff