JDX & UKG Integration
UKG
Jobs and employees flow in from UKG. JDX builds the job content on top, and approved recruiting content flows back.
A template, not a blank page
JDX brings a best-practice field map built from previous UKG implementations. Your team opts fields out rather than designing a mapping from scratch.
Jobs in, postings out
UKG owns the job and employee skeleton. JDX builds the content on top and sends recruiting-ready postings back.
A schedule that absorbs delay
Transfers are staggered overnight, and JDX collects an hour after UKG drops, so a slow file doesn't break the run.
What this integration does
JDX is the system of entry for job information. Your UKG instance stays the system of record.
- Import jobs nightly, including Job Description Name, job code, title, family, level, EEO code, exemption status, category, and salary grade and range
- Import employees nightly, which drives login, role security, workflow routing, and org charts
- Choose incremental or full loads, depending on how your data is structured
- Gate every export behind your approval workflow: nothing reaches UKG until it's approved
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Authentication
SFTP username and password authentication, with SSH keys available on request.
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Data in transit
Encrypted transfer over secure SFTP. PGP file encryption available on request, with a
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Data at rest
Encrypted storage on both ends.
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Access control
Role-based permissions in JDX limit visibility to authorized users.
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Compliance
SOC 2 and GDPR.
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Audit
Transfers are logged, and success or failure notifications can be emailed to a defined contact. Imports produce a row-level results workbook.
Integration details
Built by: JDXpert
Category: HRIS
Connection type: Scheduled nightly file transfer over secure SFTP
File format: Comma-delimited CSV, UTF-8
Direction: Jobs and employees inbound; recruiting content outbound
Typical setup: ~8 weeks
Not seeing what you need?
Request a technical review and we'll walk your UKG administrator through the file specifications, the nightly schedule, and the resource request process.