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Committee approves $100,000 for timekeeping vendor work, weighs PowerTime and Telestaff to fix Kronos integrations
Summary
Sumner County approved an initial vendor engagement of about $100,000 to address timekeeping and scheduling integration problems with UKG/Kronos; sheriff and EMS leaders urged evaluating PowerTime and Telestaff modules for shift-based operations and scheduling.
The Sumner County Financial Management Committee approved a vendor engagement of roughly $100,000 to address timekeeping, scheduling and integration problems between the county’s UKG/Kronos system and department‑preferred scheduling software.
Sheriff Craddock and other department leaders told the committee that the jail, patrol and emergency services have unique scheduling needs—24‑hour shifts, frequent missed punches and overlapping rotations—that have strained the county’s current setup. Sheriff Craddock said PowerTime “is definitely set up from a law enforcement perspective” and noted…
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