- How do I submit an order for a new computer, monitor, or accessories (mouse, keyboard, headset, etc)?
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Go to your organization’s Hardware Request Portal. If your organization isn’t listed, select the tile labeled, “Stanford University Hardware Program - General Request.”
- How can I check my order status?
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- Log into the Services & Support portal (services.stanford.edu).
- Go to My Tickets from the top menu to view your hardware request(s). Computers, monitors, and accessories will appear as separate tickets.
- Click into a ticket to view details and communicate with the assigned technician for updates.
- Who can order an individual computer?
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Faculty and staff. (Students are not included at this time.)
- How long will it take for my computer to be deployed to me after I order?
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All organization-defined standard models are in stock and are recommended for fastest delivery. Non-standard models may not be kept in the hardware program inventory. Once ordered, they are subject to the vendor’s delivery time, which may be different for each model. This may result in deployment times exceeding three weeks.
- Who has to approve my order?
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Automatic approval occurs when a purchase is within your organization’s program guidelines (e.g., standard models, eligibility requirements). Manual approval is required for purchases outside of your organization’s program guidelines (e.g., non-standard models, eligibility requirements).
Approvers will receive an email that prompts approval in Oracle Financials System. An example of an approver might be your manager or a member of your organization’s finance team.
- How do I cancel my order?
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Reach out to your local IT with your REQ number to cancel your order. You can also communicate directly with the assigned technician on the ticket details page from My Tickets in the Services & Support Portal.
- Can I make a personal purchase through the hardware program?
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No; however, you can find the lowest-available education pricing on Stanford-selected custom configurations at the Stanford Bookstore’s Cardinal Technology Center, Apple’s online store for Stanford or the Dell Store for Stanford.