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# UKG Pro

Set up the UKG Pro connector in Pandium using OAuth so tenants can securely sync employee data, payroll information, time tracking, talent management records, and workforce analytics.

## **Connector Overview**

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UKG Pro is an enterprise human resources platform that combines payroll processing, talent management, scheduling, and workforce analytics to help organizations manage their entire employee lifecycle.

## **Authentication Type**

OAuth 2.0

## **Webhook Supported**

Yes; they need to be configured manually - <https://developer.ukg.com/hcm/docs/ukg-webhooks-user-guide>

## **Secrets**

* PAN\_SEC\_UKG\_PRO\_API\_BASE\_URL
* PAN\_SEC\_UKG\_PRO\_USERNAME
* PAN\_SEC\_UKG\_PRO\_PASSWORD
* PAN\_SEC\_UKG\_PRO\_CLIENT\_ID
* PAN\_SEC\_UKG\_PRO\_CLIENT\_SECRET
* PAN\_SEC\_UKG\_PRO\_ACCESS\_TOKEN

## **API Client Supported**

No

## **Requirements for Provisioning**

No provisioning is required for this connector.

## **How to Connect Your Integration**

Upon successfully creating a tenant, you will use the following information to connect your UKG Pro Connector:

* Host URL (Hostname) 
* Username
* Password
* Client ID
* Client Secret

## **API Resources**

For more information on how to utilize the UKG Pro API, feel free to reference the following [documentation](https://developer.ukg.com/wfm/docs/quick-start-doc).


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