The Vermont Judiciary has announced that its electronic case management and filing systems have been renamed by their vendor, Tyler Technologies. The system previously known as “Odyssey” is now called “Enterprise Justice,” or “EJ.” The electronic filing platform formerly named “Odyssey File & Serve (OFS)” will now be referred to as “eFile & Serve” (EFS), with the Vermont-specific version labeled as “eFileVT.”
The Judiciary noted that users may continue to use the term Odyssey when referring to these platforms in communication with the court and among themselves. Updated instructional materials and announcements from the court will no longer reference the previous system names.
“This notice is being provided to offer context as to why the court’s updated instructional materials and announcements will no longer reference the ‘Odyssey’ systems. If there are any questions or concerns about these changes please feel free to reach out to itsupport@vtcourts.gov,” according to the announcement.
The Vermont Judiciary serves as an independent branch of government, providing justice through its Superior Court system across 14 county-based units and a Supreme Court for appeals. It handles civil, criminal, family, and specialized matters such as substance use and mental health dockets, offering services like language interpretation, mediation, and volunteer advocacy for children through programs such as Guardian ad Litem. More information about these operations can be found on the official website.
As part of its mission, the Judiciary promotes public education, community safety initiatives, impartial dispute resolution forums for safeguarding rights and business interests, and oversees attorney discipline under state constitutional authority. Its main offices include a Supreme Court located in Montpelier. For more details on court services and structure, visit vermontjudiciary.org.
