The software catalog is a repository of supported applications, services and tools available to students, faculty, and staff. The catalog provides a listing of software by category and information on acquiring, deploying, and utilizing software for intended purposes.
If you do not see software you are looking for, please submit a Technology Solutions Request for assistance regarding DU software options and solutions.
| Qualtrics | What is Qualtrics? Qualtrics is a robust survey tool that allows users to build surveys, distribute, and analyze responses. Qualtrics is managed by the Office of Institutional Research & Analysis. Cost and Eligibility: Faculty, staff and students can use Qualtrics at no cost with an active DU email address. Features and Benefits:… more |
| REDCap | What is REDcap? REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) is a secure, web-based application designed to support data capture for research studies. Data entry happens online, either by participants who fill out surveys, or by project team members logged into REDCap (databases). REDCap is commonly used for faculty members conducting human subject… more |
| Salesforce Marketing Cloud | What is Salesforce Marketing Cloud? As of July 2024, Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) is DU's new enterprise email marketing and marketing automation software. SFMC will replace all email marketing tools used across DU including Anthology/iModules and Regroup. Cost and Eligibility: Salesforce Marketing Cloud licenses are available to… more |
| SARS | What is SARS? SARS was an appointment scheduling software available at the University of Denver, now replaced with DU Success Hub (Salesforce). Learn more about DU Success Hub here. Features and Benefits: Schedule appointments online for office hoursRegister online for group sessions/workshopsCollect data on meetings and attendeesColor-code… more |
| SAS Software for Teaching and Research | What is SAS? SAS is software used for statistical analysis, data mining, forecasting, and a number of other business intelligence, visualization, and analytics functions. Cost and Eligibility: SAS is licensed for the University of Denver and can be used for teaching and research purposes only. Our license does not allow SAS to be used for… more |
| Scribe | What is Scribe? Scribe is a software that makes process documentation quick and easy by automatically creating step-by-step guides for any digital process. In order to capture a Scribe, simply turn on the Scribe recorder, walk through your process as you normally would, and turn it off when you're done. Scribe is available as both a browser… more |
| ServiceNow | What is ServiceNow? ServiceNow is the enterprise service management ticketing system used at the University of Denver. Cost and Eligibility: ServiceNow is available to DU staff on a case-by-case basis. Reach out to eas@du.edu to learn how to get started using ServiceNow in your department. Features and… more |
| Slate | What is Slate? Slate is the University of Denver's Undergraduate & Graduate Admissions software. New users must complete the Slate Intro training sessions before a new user account is created. Cost and Eligibility: All faculty and staff at the University of Denver are eligible to use Slate at no cost. How do I start using Slate… more |
| Spartan | What is Spartan? Spartan is a molecular modeling and computational chemistry application from Wavefunction. Cost and Eligibility: Spartan is available to DU Students. How do I start using Spartan? Spartan is available for download from Mac Applications or PC Applications in MyDU. Training Resources: Spartan Student Installation… more |
| STATA Software Licensing | If you are a student working with large data or complex functionality and you would like Stata BE for installation on your personal device, you may purchase a discounted educational license from Stata BE directly by following the link below: https://www.stata.com/order/new/edu/profplus/student-pricing/ The University of Denver… more |