Purchase software or apps installed directly on a desktop or laptop
Purchase software or services used online that are hosted in the cloud and outside of TXST servers
Currently available for department-funded license purchases: Chat GPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot 365
Purchase individual Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools or services that are not a standard offer at TXST. Examples: Julius, Midjourney
Purchase features, applications, or external plug-ins added directly into your Canvas course layout
Purchase mobile apps from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store that are installed and run exclusively on mobile phones or tablets
Purchase programs, databases, or systems configured to run on TXST-managed servers.
Purchase space in environments used for storing data, running applications, or hosting a server. Examples: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure
Purchase a contract with technical vendors external to TXST to provide expert assistance, system maintenance, or specialized software support services
Purchase a department-funded computer desktop or laptop
Purchase computer workstations for TXST computer labs
Purchasing a printer for use in offices and computer labs
Purchase special technology equipment or devices that may need extra review for security or safety
1-800 numbers can be requested for departmental use and are paid for using departmental funds.
This all-in-one solution offers intuitive menus and simple wizards to guide users through a streamlined process of publishing content to multi-region layouts (slides) organized into campaigns.
Duo is a secure multi-factor authentication method.
Modernize your building security with a cloud-based access control system that replaces traditional keys with secure, traceable RFID key cards.
Elevator Emergency Landline Phones are phone lines located inside of campus building elevators.
FileMaker Pro is powerful software used to create databases to manage contacts, inventory, projects, invoices, assets, and more.
Hootsuite is Texas State's Social media management tool. Hootsuite helps plan and manage university social media content.
Phone services are available in academic and administrative buildings and residence halls. Requests can be submitted for new service and for repair existing phone services.
Via the TXST Campus Network, Texas State provides state-of-the-art, high speed Internet and Network services in all buildings and residence halls. Network Port (Data Drop) services are available to plug in Ethernet cables into the wall and to the computer or printer device.
Video Surveillance Cameras are designed to allow observation and recording from cameras installed on Texas State University property.