What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?
Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication process allowing a user to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. This means a user logs in once and gains access to different applications without the need to re-enter login credentials for each application. SSO authentication facilitates seamless network resource usage, and mechanisms vary depending on application type.
What program does Drake use for Single Sign-On?
Drake utilizes Microsoft Azure Active Directory to facilitate logins to many Drake resources.
What does this mean for me?
Single sign-on makes it possible to log into a single application that's part of the SSO network to log into all SSO-enabled applications.
What systems can I access through Drake's Single Sign-On?
Please note:
- Drake's SSO only works with your Drake email address.
- Some applications are deemed extra confidential and require an additional security prompt for multi-factor authentication (MFA).
- You may not have access to all listed applications.
Single Sign-On Enabled Applications:
- myDrake
- Microsoft Office 365 (includes Outlook and Teams)
- Atlassian Products (Trello and Confluence)
- Axiom Elite
- Blackboard Learn
- CampusLabs
- CampusLogic
- Digital Measures
- eAcademy (Software Downloads)
- eAccounts
- eBenefits
- EMS
- Foundry
- GrubHub (when connected with your Bulldog Bucks account)
- Handshake
- Localist
- OCLC InterLibrary Loan
- Panopto
- ProcessMaker
- Raiser's Edge
- Self Service (Banner)
- Slate
- Springshare
- Starfish
- StarRez Portal X
- TeamDynamix
- TerraDotta
- TimeClock Plus
- TouchNet
- Wall Street Journal
- Zoom
Other SSO-Enabled Applications:
Please note that access to the below applications is subject to the monthly (or ad-hoc) maintenance outages as listed on the ITS Maintenance Schedule & Calendar.
- Banner Administrative Pages
- Banner ePrint, Workflow, and Xtender
- Axiom Syntellis​
- DSAP
- Online Balloting
- Symplicity-Advocate
- Symplicity-Law-CSM