Michigan Unveils New Online Unemployment System, MiUI, Replacing Legacy Platforms
Michigan has launched a new online unemployment platform, MiUI, across the state to replace its legacy systems, MiWAM and MARVIN, for both workers and employers.
Traverse City Cadillac, MI, November 9, 2026 — The state of Michigan has officially launched MiUI, a new comprehensive online unemployment platform designed to streamline services for both individuals seeking benefits and employers. This new system replaces two older, legacy platforms: MiWAM and MARVIN.
The introduction of MiUI signifies a significant modernization effort by the state’s unemployment agency. The platform is now available statewide, intended to serve as the primary interface for all unemployment-related activities. Details regarding the specific timeline for the complete decommissioning of MiWAM and MARVIN were not immediately provided. The new system aims to consolidate functions previously handled by the separate legacy systems into a single, unified online portal.
For workers, MiUI is expected to offer a more integrated experience for filing claims, checking claim status, and managing their unemployment benefits. Similarly, employers are anticipated to benefit from a streamlined process for reporting wages, managing their accounts, and fulfilling other state-mandated unemployment insurance requirements. The specific technological advancements or improvements in user interface compared to the previous systems were not detailed in the announcement.
The replacement of MiWAM and MARVIN with MiUI is part of an ongoing effort to update state technology infrastructure. The specific contractor or vendor responsible for developing or implementing MiUI was not publicly disclosed. Further information regarding the features, benefits, and operational details of the MiUI platform is expected to be made available as its rollout progresses.
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