Can municipalities comply with Code TT without replacing their ERP?

Yes. A compliance layer can connect to an existing ERP via non-invasive data integration, extract raw time and pay data, perform FLSA weighted average regular rate calculations independently, and output per-employee Box 12 Code TT values with a documented audit chain — without reconfiguring the core payroll system.

How long does it take to deploy FLSA 207(k) Code TT compliance?

In one municipal deployment, Phoenician went from signed agreement to production in six weeks. The city did not replace its ERP, and its payroll team did not require extensive retraining. Procurement via a pre-competed cooperative contract took less than a week from decision to signed agreement.

Can public sector employers procure Code TT compliance without an RFP?

Yes, when using a pre-competed cooperative purchasing vehicle. Under TXShare MSA No. 2025-048, municipalities can execute piggyback interlocal agreements without a competitive RFP. Contract values beneath discretionary thresholds may require only City Manager approval.

What did Beacon catch that manual payroll review missed?

Beacon's audit layer flagged a Section 207(k) calculation that had been processed incorrectly for an extended period — by an experienced employee applying trained methods consistently. No ERP or annual audit had surfaced the error until an automated compliance layer purpose-built for public sector pay structures reviewed the data.

How One Municipality Solved FLSA 207(k) Compliance in Six Weeks Without Replacing Its ERP

A municipality deployed FLSA Section 207(k) compliance and W-2 Box 12 Code TT reporting in six weeks using a compliance overlay — no ERP replacement, no RFP, no spreadsheet audit trail.

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