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Salesforce is the university's customer relationship management system. Salesforce powers university Admissions, Student Success Hub, Marketing, Athletics and many other university services.
Skyline (skyline.northcentral.edu) is the university's user experience portal. Skyline functions as the central hub to access university news and services.
Single sign-on (SSO) allows user to log in once in order to gain access to all systems without being prompted to log in again at each of those systems. The University is using a product called SAML to provide this SSO functionality.
JAMF Pro Self Service is available on North Central-owned Apple devices. JAMF Pro Self Service can be used to install new software which the university owns and is licensed to distribute on campus. A helpful analogy is to think of Self Service as North Central's version of the Apple App Store.
Your North Central credentials are used for accessing university computers, email, services, and networks. Use this service to report issues with your account or to request changes for an existing North Central University employee, student worker, or to request changes to a current employee's network access due to a change of department or responsibilities.
Do not use this form to request new accounts.
A network drive is disk space on a server for individual or group use which functions as an additional hard drive on your on-campus computer.
Learn about NCU's parking policies and to apply for parking at NCU.
The IT Service Desk is a part of Information Technology. We are located on the second floor of Miller Hall, room 226. The service desk offers a full-service center that will address the technology support needs of all North Central employees and students in one convenient location.
Need to purchase software? Interested in exploring a potential purchase? NCU centralizes software procurement through IT. Use this service to request IT to either research or quote a software purchase.
Complete package management from carrier delivery through pickup, including email notifications, 24/7 locker access, office pickup, and proxy designation for someone else to collect your packages.
Request changes to Domain Name Services (DNS) entries or report issues related to DNS.
Microsoft Teams is a centralised hub for communication and collaboration within a team, department or student group, allowing you to share content and access other apps.
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a service that allows you to connect to the University's network when you are not on campus. There are certain applications managed by the University that are limited to the University's network. To access these applications when you are off-campus you will need to use VPN.
The University's VPN uses encryption technologies that enable data to be transmitted securely. Use VPN any time you are working on a computer using a shared, public internet connection (e.g. a coffee shop, hotel room) and are handling information you wish to be secure.
Virtuous is an integrated, cloud-based CRM for the NCU advancement office. It assists with various aspects of the university needs, from managing donors and fundraising, as well as marketing and outreach.
LastPass allows us to provide departments with secure, centralized password management for miscellaneous accounts.
This form is intended for non-NCU requestors and NCU guests only.
Voicemail allows callers to leave a message in the event that a phone line is busy or the recipient is not available to answer the incoming call. Mailbox owners can record custom greetings, forward voicemail to other users on the system, set an extended absence greeting, and more.
IT is responsible for moving technology between spaces. If you need to move technology between spaces, please request assistance via this service.
Request a new generic email address to be used for a department, club, committee, or another purpose.
The IT Service Desk provides computer and device support for employees and students. Support levels vary by device type and device ownership.
This article provides a broad overview of Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) and how it is used to secure university systems and information. This is meant for all North Central students, staff, and faculty.
IT prioritizes keeping your information secure. IT works hard to maintain confidentiality, integrity, and to prevent information from being compromised. You can benefit from consulting with our office by obtaining the necessary tools and information to keep you, your information, and your computer safe.