Single Sign On
To improve your experience using research systems at UCF, we have moved to the campus-wide single sign on solution using NID.
You will no longer need to remember an additional username and password to access the following systems. Please update your bookmarks:
- Huron Research Suite: Grants - https://ucf4.huronresearchsuite.com/
- Huron Research Suite: Agreements - https://ucf2.huronresearchsuite.com/
- Huron Research Suite: IRB - https://ucf1.huronresearchsuite.com/
- Huron Research Suite: IACUC - https://ucf3.huronresearchsuite.com/
- PARIS - https://paris.research.ucf.edu
- AURORA Reporting Services - https://reports.research.ucf.edu
- TERA - https://tera.research.ucf.edu
- COI - https://argis.research.ucf.edu/coi/
- ARGIS (Tech Transfer & COI) - https://argis.research.ucf.edu
- ECRT - https://ecrt.research.ucf.edu/
- CITI - http://citi.research.ucf.edu/
- Pivot - https://pivot.proquest.com/ - Click here to access Pivot's single sign-On help
About NID
NID is a UCF-issued credential that can be used to access many systems across campus, including MyUCF.
Your NID is not managed by the Office of Research & Commercialization. Use the links below to find your NID and update your password if needed.
Signing in
- Navigate to systems the same way you always have.
- When you get to the system log in page, click the link to sign in.
- You will be taken to the UCF Single Sign On page where you will enter your credentials (NID and NID password). This page will look the same for all systems using single sign on at UCF.
- Once you enter your credentials, you will be logged into the system which you are trying to access.
Signing out
When you sign out, you will be taken to a sign out page that informs you that your session has ended. In order to sign out completely, make sure to close any browsers windows used to access systems using single sign on. If you are still logged into a system using single sign on in another browser window, that system may still be accessible.
Other research systems
If you will be using a research system that is not included in the list above, you may be required to use a different username and password to sign in.