The Vantage HR and Payroll systems will come online March 18, 2026. In order to prepare for the transition, below are some quick tutorials and quick reference guides to help you learn how to navigate the new system.
Vantage Foundation
View and Manage Profile Information
Navigation Overview Quick Reference Guide
**Please note: The Ask HR and Ask DTS tiles on the home page will NOT take you to the Judiciary HR and IT contacts. Those are Executive Branch contacts. Instead, please contact the following when you have HR or IT questions:
HR contact info: call 801.238.5409 or email courtshr@utcourts.gov
IT contact info: call 801.578.3850 or submit a ticket with the Service Desk
Create a Timesheet
Coming Soon: Copy from a Previous Timesheet
Coming Soon: Copy from a Previous Timesheet Quick Reference Guide
**Autopay employees** the process for entering leave will change. Please refer to
Autopay Employees- Create & Submit a Timesheet When Using Leave
View Leave Balances and Usage and
Create a Leave Request
Create a Leave Request Quick Reference Guide
**Vantage allows you to request approval to use annual leave. This process will only be used at your leadership's discretion. Please check with your line of management.
View Pay Statement, Summary, & History
Change Federal or State Tax Withholding
Coming Soon: Submit a Timesheet/Multi Funding Sources
Create & Submit a Timesheet: Holiday
** Please note: Holiday hours auto populate. They will be reflected after payroll runs based on total hours worked in the pay period, so the field will appear blank. Only add hours on a holiday if you actually worked on the holiday.
Add an Attachment to a Timesheet
Coming Soon: Adjust or Correct a Timesheet after Submission
Coming Soon: Create or Modify Direct Deposit
Coming Soon: Employee Request
Approve or Reject Leave Requests
Vantage allows employees to request approval to use annual leave. This process will only be used at your leadership's discretion. Please check with your line of management.
Autopay Employees- Create & Submit a Timesheet When Using Leave