Staff recommends deferring Tyler time-and-attendance purchase until ERP conversion
Accounting manager Matt Adams told the council the Tyler time-and-attendance module offers minute-accurate clocks, geofencing and advanced scheduling but would not solve salaried employee tracking and would add hardware and phone costs; he recommended deferring implementation until the city's planned SaaS/ERP conversion in 2029.
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Matt Adams, the city—s accounting and revenue manager, told the council the proposed Tyler time-and-attendance module would capture exact clock-in and clock-out times, enable advanced scheduling and allow remote clocking via a mobile app with geofencing. "It literally tracks by the hour and minute when they clocked in, when they clocked out," Adams said during his presentation.
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