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Request a Colleague or Salesforce access for an employee.

Change an employees Colleague or Salesforce permissions: security persona assignment, Self-Service access, and budget line access.


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.


Submit this form to grant specific access to your educational records. onfidential information that can be shared with those authorized by the student is limited to the following offices. Please note that these authorizations do not extend to Deans, faculty advisors or instructors.


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.


If you suspect a potential security issue involving any private information—whether the information is on a computer, on paper, on the web, etc.—immediately report the details to IT.


Please fill out this form with the information of the person who will be receiving the keys. After you submit this form, an email will be sent to the person who has been authorized to approve key requests for the area(s) you list.


Salesforce is the university's customer relationship management system. Salesforce powers university Admissions, Student Success Hub, Marketing, Athletics and many other university services.


Use this service to request a university account. Typically, this includes faculty, adjuncts, staff, student workers, staff partners, vendor employees, and other types of accounts.This form MUST be submitted by someone at the director level or above.


The university provides secure, locked collection bins for all confidential paper and physical media, ensuring scheduled pickup and certified destruction that meets compliance standards. The university provides secure, locked collection bins for all confidential paper and physical media, ensuring scheduled pickup and certified destruction that meets compliance standards.


The technology recycling program makes it easy and convenient for you to responsibly dispose of old university devices. IT will ensure that computer storage devices are securely erased and that the device is properly disposed of—including documentation of disposal.


Assistance with software installations on NCU-owned devices, in learnings spaces, labs, and conference rooms.


Request a university-owned device such as a computer, monitor, or desk phone for new employees and positions. This could be a purchase request, a quote request, or a general technology request for a new employee hire.


Canvas (Courses) is North Central University's learning management system. Courses is used for the creation, managing and delivering learning content as well as communication with students and tracking their performance.


Report an issue or submit an FM maintenance request!


Classy is a social enterprise fundraising tool that helps North Central University maximize their impact through a suite of world-class, online fundraising tools to accelerate social impact around the world.


Skyline (skyline.northcentral.edu) is the university's user experience portal.  Skyline functions as the central hub to access university news and services.


Complete and submit this form prior to canceling or shifting the class.


Use to form to request a change in your 403b contribution.


Use this service to request permanent forms with advanced features like payment processing, conditional logic, and/or Salesforce integration.


This form is to be submitted by a faculty member when a student has exceeded skips in a class.


The university provides employees with desktop phones and provides support in troubleshooting phone issues. As you or your department needs to move or add phones/fax machines or make changes to the way your devices are configured, IT will take care of your request. This includes requesting changes to display names, line buttons, setup-related items or phone due to a new hire, office relocation, or other requests.


The IT service desk centrally manages NCU-owned machines. Part of this process is the deployment of a specially configured operating system and software suite.


All printing-related issues from physical copier/printer issues (jams, noises etc.) or issues with network print queues.