Explore built-in features and recent improvements that can help you complete everyday tasks more efficiently.

Learning a new system takes time, but you’re not in this alone. The HR Service Center and Financial Support Center are working together to support the full range of Sequoia functionality.

Stanford’s new platform for professional growth and internal mobility has launched with Sequoia.

This article includes login instructions and troubleshooting tips if you run into issues.

As you start to use Sequoia, you'll receive email notifications for time, absences, journeys, performance management, and more. Some notifications require action; others are simply for confirmation.

Starting with your next paycheck, your payslip will have a new format in Sequoia. The information is the same, but the layout has changed. Earnings, deductions, net pay, and year-to-date totals are all still there. Here's what to expect.

HR and payroll functions now live in Sequoia, but Axess isn't going away. STARS and STAP information, as well as historical information for pay statements, tax forms, and work arrangements, will remain available in Axess. Links to these Axess functions will be provided in Sequoia, so you can always start with Sequoia.

Time entry in Sequoia works differently from Axess. Depending on your role, you may use a time card to report hours worked, or only enter time when you take time off.

Sequoia go-live is getting closer, and a little prep now can go a long way. Review these six actions to help make your transition easier and know what to expect before launch.

Some systems you use may have limited functionality or downtime during the transition. Plan ahead by noting key deadlines and completing training to stay on track for the July 6 launch.

Recent interface refinements introduce a cleaner, more modern look aligned with Stanford’s brand identity.

Sequoia, will bring together everyday tasks like updating timecards, personal information, and more. Take a first look at three tools, designed with you in mind.

There’s meaning behind the name – learn how the name Sequoia reflects the strength and future focus of Stanford’s new HR and Payroll system.

Set to launch in 2026, Sequoia represents an effort to modernize our workplace technology and the workflows that support it.

Stanford’s modern HR & Payroll system launching in 2026