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ONE.UF is an electronic portal where students, staff and faculty can access self-service applications on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. Available ONE.UF services include Time Approval, Campus Finances, Schedule of Courses, Grades, Registration, Drop/Add, My Schedule and much more. As we continue to further modernize our system, ONE.UF will become the "one-stop shop" for all UF constituents.

NaviGator Assistant is the standard platform for UF campus to create simple AI assistants using a curated list of data source. Assistant is part of NaviGator AI suite which provides self-service access to AI services for UF students, faculty and staff.

Enterprise Analytics is a collection of the university's web-based reporting tools that provide a simple way to view, create, or download reports from university data sources including personnel, financial, payroll, directory, and student data. All UF faculty and staff are able to use these tools via the myUFL portal to access and run pre-defined or delivered reports.

Individuals starting their employment with the University of Florida or transferring between UF units need access to electronic resources necessary for their job (computers, email, network file drives, printers, distribution lists, ...). For this access to be granted, the manager of the individual or local HR representative should submit an IT provisioning form to their local IT support group as part of the onboarding process for the new employee.

UFIT’s Academic Technology Learning Spaces supports technology in learning spaces across campus that are available to University of Florida students, faculty, and staff. This technology includes PC and Mac computer labs, computer classrooms, enhanced classrooms, study rooms, walk up computing, and printing. Many locations are staffed by Technology Consultants, UF student employees fully trained and able to help you accomplish your goal.

GatorMail provides email, calendaring, and Global Address Book for students, faculty and staff. The email service also encompasses SMTP, and Proofpoint on-premise mail volume hygiene service.

Software Licensing Services (SLS) supports software license purchasing and distribution for departments, faculty, staff and students for specific software contracts at the University of Florida.

OneDrive is a cloud file sharing and storage offering for UF students, faculty, and staff which allows for collaboration for both UF and non-UF participants.

NaviGator Toolkit is a collection of AI tools that help UF students, faculty, and staff kickstart their custom applications to make them AI-powered. Additionally, Toolkit provides UF students, faculty, and staff the ability to use several large language models (LLM), image generation models, and text to speech/speech to text models via the UF AI Gateway. Toolkit is part of NaviGator AI suite which provides self-service access to AI services for UF students, faculty and staff.

myInvestiGator is an online decision-support tool for sponsored projects. The tool easily answers such questions as "How much money do I have left?" and "Can I hire another graduate student this summer?" The navigation and information is geared specifically to principal investigators (PIs) with additional details available to administrators who can facilitate communication with core offices, review balances and transactions, and perform other management functions. The tool is accessible through myUFL or directly at https://myinvestigator.erp.ufl.edu. One of the following security roles is required: UF_HR_FACULTY, UF_FI_UNIVERSAL_INQUIRY, UF_GM_PROPOSALS

Two-factor authentication strengthens access security by requiring two methods to verify your identity. These methods can include something you know - like a username and password, plus something you have - like a smartphone app to approve authentication requests. Due to the number of attempted and successful account compromises UF is increasing account security by augmenting the thing you “know” (your username and password) with a Two-Factor Authentication platform called Duo, allowing you to use a mobile phone app and more, to protect your personal data and institutional systems.

The UFIT Information Security Office responds to and investigates information security incidents related to misuse or abuse of university information and information technology resources. An information security incident is defined as an event, whether electronic, physical or social that adversely impacts the confidentiality, integrity or availability of University of Florida data or information systems; or a real or suspected action, inconsistent with University of Florida Privacy or Acceptable Use policies. Incident Management services are triggered by an event or request, such as a report of a compromised host, wide-spreading malicious code, software vulnerability, or an event that was identified by an intrusion detection or logging system. Alerts and Warnings involves disseminating information that describes an intruder attack, security vulnerability, intrusion alert, computer virus, or hoax, and providing any short-term recommended course of action for dealing with the resulting p

NaviGator Chat is a web application that provides UF students, faculty, and staff the ability to chat with several large language models (LLM) and use image generation models with their own data sets. Chat is part of NaviGator AI suite which provides self-service access to AI services for UF students, faculty and staff.

The official mobile app of the University of Florida is designed to enhance the experience of students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of The Gator Nation.  It allows you to navigate campus, view the latest news and events, and access a variety of UF academic and administrative resources.

Zoom is an easy to use video conferencing service that is now available to all students, faculty, and staff at UF for meetings, collaboration, and just to connect to other people. Any user with a Zoom account can create Zoom meetings that can accommodate up to 100 participants. In addition to individual accounts, webinar rooms of 100, 300, 500, and 1000 "seats" are available to be scheduled. Zoom is also available in Canvas for instructors to use in their courses.

Access to and on-going use of a computer is required for all students. The University of Florida expects each student entering a UF Online program, to acquire computer hardware and software appropriate to his or her degree program. Competency in the basic use of a computer is required. Course work will require use of a computer and a broadband connection to the internet, academic advising and registration can be done by computer, official university correspondence is often sent via e-mail and other services are provided that require access through the Internet. While the university offers limited access to computer software through its virtual computer lab and software licensing office, most students will be expected to purchase or lease a computer. Cost of meeting this requirement may be included in financial aid considerations. Interpretation of the policy: Most current computers are capable of meeting these general requirements. At a minimum a student computer configuration should i

The myUFL portal provides UF students, faculty, and staff with direct access to UF's online resources, information, and systems. The financial system provides functionality supporting: General Ledger, Commitment Control (KK), Banking, Accounts Payable, Asset Management, Purchasing, Travel and Expense, Accounts Receivable, Sponsored Research (individual service), Supplier Registration, and Construction Accounting.

The University of Florida employs a multi-modal approach to emergency notifications to assist in safeguarding students and employees.

UFDocuSign is an electronic digital signature service that allows you to securely sign and initial an electronic document instead of a paper copy.

The myTraining portal is an integrated training management system for faculty and staff at the University of Florida and UF Health Shands. This "one-stop" portal enables faculty and staff to view training schedules, register for professional and required classes, and complete online training.

Powered by the Snowflake software, UF OneLake is providing UF with a more efficient and organized way to store, share, and learn from our data. The UF OneLake is a system for data integration where data from multiple sources and with various requirements is reconfigured for efficient storage, access, and delivery of information. The hub can be accessed by many tools (i.e., Enterprise Analytics, Power BI, Tableau) for reporting, analytics, data engineering, and data science.

myUF Marketplace is a single procure-to-pay system designed to streamline processes for faculty and staff. A joint initiative of the Division of Finance and Accounting and Procurement Services, myUF Marketplace is an online system for departmental purchasing of goods and services. To access myUF Marketplace, please log into the myUFL system.

Research Computing staff provide consulting services to research teams in order to enhance software, provide training, or meet other software needs.