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UCPath’s refreshed, modern layout, improved navigation and mobile-friendly access will make it easier than ever to review and update your pay, benefits and personal information. (Credit: UCPath/University of California)

On July 14, 2025, UCPath launched a new, modern portal design to help UC employees more easily access pay, benefits and personal information.

Designed in response to customer feedback, employee surveys and targeted focus groups, the redesign is the result of a thoughtful, human-centered process aimed at making your experience better.

Customer-focused updates

  • Mobile-friendly layout: Whether you’re using a computer, tablet or smartphone, the responsive new design adjusts to fit your screen.
  • Intuitive navigation: Descriptive menu and dashboard labels — including Personal Information, Income & Taxes, Benefits & Retirement, and Accruals & Leaves — let you find what you need, with fewer clicks. It’s easier than ever to view pay statements, update personal information and complete other common tasks.
  • Improved benefits enrollment experience: Step-by-step enrollment guides walk you through life event changes and benefit enrollment activities; you can also now download your benefits summary after completing enrollment.
  • Dedicated hub for managers and transactors: When you access UCPath on behalf of someone else, you can quickly jump to the information you need.
  • Improved formatting for alerts and notices: Find and respond to account updates quickly.
  • Behind-the-scenes tech improvements: Improved system performance, accessibility and search make it easier to find features and resources to meet specific needs.

Best of all, there’s no action required on your part — your UCPath login and access will stay the same.

Log in to UCPath to access support resources and tutorials, or for specific questions, contact UCPath.

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