Single Sign-On
Simplified Access with Single Sign-On (SSO)
Single sign-on (SSO) streamlines secure, user-friendly access to IT services, making everyday authentication effortless.
With your Northeast email address, you’ll log in once, from one location, and instantly gain access to the essential apps for work and study at Northeast, including Office 365, Canvas, CampusLogic, Banner, Penji, and more.
Getting Started
To get started, visit aka.ms/my-account to begin the signin process.
First Time Logging In
This process uses the personal email address and telephone numbers you have registered in your profile. If you do not receive a password reset request after completing the steps below, contact the Office of Admissions and Records (students) or the Office of Human Resources (employees) to verify the information on file.
- Enter your NETid (username@tigers.nemcc.edu or username@nemcc.edu)
- Click "Forgot my password"
- Verify your Email or Username
- Enter the characters shown for the CAPTCHA
- Click "Next"
I have forgotten my Password
- Enter your NETid (username@tigers.nemcc.edu or username@nemcc.edu)
- Click "Forgot my password"
- Verify your Email or Username
- Enter the characters shown for the CAPTCHA
- Click "Next"
Microsoft Authenticator: Fast & Secure MFA
Microsoft Authenticator is the quickest and most secure way to verify multi-factor authentication (MFA) requests when signing in. Simply enter the number displayed on the login screen into the Microsoft Authenticator app to approve access.
The app is available for both Apple and Android devices.
You'll be prompted to set up Microsoft Authenticator along with SMS authentication the first time you log in.
Download Microsoft Authenticator:
Protect Your Password
Your username and password are your key to accessing a wide range of resources. For faculty and staff, these resources include sensitive information such as pay statements, benefits open enrollment, and retirement account details. In addition, your account has access to other data that is regulated by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLB) Act. You should never share your password with anyone, for any reason. By protecting your password, you also protect the important resources and data to which your password grants you access.
Keep in mind these important password tips:
- Create a strong passphrase that combines a minimum of 16 letters, numbers, spaces, and special characters – in general, the longer the better!
- Be sure to log out when you have finished using any website or resources that requires you to log in with your password. It is also recommended that you close all browser windows and completely exit your web browser.
- No one from any reputable organization, including the Northeast, will ever ask you to divulge your password over the phone or in an email. If you are asked for your password in an email or over the phone, this is usually a sure sign of a phishing scam.