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This form is to request a new AFS group that can be used to host web sites with ITS web servers that mount AFS.

This form allows Instructors to request specialty software to be available on Campus Computing Sites computers for your course

This service provides a full lineup of news, entertainment, and sports channels is available through our campus-wide cable network. Campus units can purchase a cable connection in most campus buildings. Cable service is available in residence hall lounges and other public areas, and in some graduate student apartments.

This service is used to capture and maintain data related to students' academic endeavors and performance. Key processes supported by the Student Records module include: student academic program maintenance, academic advisement, enrollment (a.k.a. registration), curriculum maintenance, grading, and graduation.

This service is required of U-M students, faculty, and staff when they create their U-M uniqnames and passwords. Two-factor means that when you log in, you provide two proofs of your identity. At U-M, that means your password plus Duo. Alumni may choose to keep using or add Duo two-factor to protect their U-M accounts.

This service is the constituent relationship management system used for fundraising efforts at the University. It is the single source for managing information about relationships and interactions that the University has with its donors, alumni, colleagues, friends, foundations and corporations. The system shares information with the Office of University Development, Development staff across the administrative and academic units on all three U-M campuses as well as Michigan Medicine, and the Alumni Association.

This form allows units to add a Security Unit Liason (SUL) assignment, remove SUL assignment, or replace an SUL assignment

This Service is an access management tool with current institutional data available to create groups and automatically sync them where they are needed to control access to services

Group membership can be created using available institutional data in Grouper.
Your service is able to read group membership to control access from either UMROOT Active Directory or eDirectory (MCommunity) targets.
Identities external to U-M without a uniqname do not need access to your service. People entitled to access your service must all have a uniqname.
Grouper is the authoritative source for group membership.

This Service is ORCID Open Researcher and Contributor ID. The ORCID initiative focuses on solving the name ambiguity problem by creating persistent unique identifiers and linking mechanisms between different ID schemes and research objects.
ORCiD IDs are unique identifiers used to ensure that your published research is accurately attributed to you. They are used worldwide by publishers, institutions, and funding agencies. We encourage U-M researchers to add their ORCiD iD to their MCommunity profile.

This service is federated identity management software used to provide single sign-on. It allows members of the university community to log in to university-provided cloud services, such as U-M Google and U-M Box, using their uniqname and UMICH (Level-1) password.

Optery is a third-party vendor that removes personal information from the internet. Optery works with data brokers to remove an individual’s data on their behalf. It also provides a user-friendly dashboard to track progress. A fully established U-M service will allow for a federated/unit-based admin and budget model.

This Service is for unit and research project implementations; it is not available to individuals other than through their units.

This service lets you use an account you already have (such as Facebook, LinkedIn, or others) to log in to a service that normally requires its own account.

This service allows authorized U-M staff members to create uniqnames and access to standard computing services for university affiliates who are not faculty, staff, or students.

This form is used to request to add a service to the Sensitive Data Guide

Use this service to request approval of an exception to continue using phone call and SMS methods for Multi-Factor authentication.

This service supports researchers with grants that require the purchase of computing hardware. Lighthouse allows researchers to place their own hardware within the ARC-TS HPC Slurm environment. This is a dedicated HPC cluster.

This service is a risk assessment methodology developed for use at U-M.

- RECON assessments are part of U-M's ongoing Information Security Risk Management process.
- Information Security (SPG 601.27) requires every unit to periodically conduct RECONs.
- Information Security Risk Management (DS-13) defines which systems must be assessed, the frequency of those assessments, and who must perform the RECON.

This service provides merchants the option of using ITS-supported infrastructure and equipment that are PCI-compliant when setting up their credit card-processing systems.

This service is your U-M login ID, used for access to multiple systems at U-M.

This service is a cloud-based learning management system used by most U-M instructors and students to facilitate teaching, learning and collaboration. External applications, including Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) applications, can be integrated within Canvas courses to support and enhance teaching and learning activities both online and in the classroom.

This form is to request an exception to run an Operating System (OS) that is no longer supported

This Service is a campus-wide, AI-enabled workflow automation service that uses intelligent AI workflows to orchestrate complex, multi-step business processes. It will connect to various campus and cloud applications using low-code integrations, enabling non-developers to quickly create and deploy AI automations. These AI workflows will be able to interpret input, determine the next steps, and select the appropriate actions or tools

This form for the InCommon Certificate Service is used to get your university unit or group set up to obtain and renew InCommon certificates via ACME clients such as certbot and win-acme. Requests for access are usually handled within two business days.

Fill out and submit this form to get your university unit or group set up to obtain and renew InCommon certificates via ACME clients such as certbot and win-acme. Requests for access are usually handled within two business days.

This service is Captioning, Audio Descriptions & Translations in U-M’s cloud-based media streaming service. This content management service helps organize, catalog, share, search, and publish multimedia content.