Logging In
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Shape Libraries
Lucidchart provides many different pre-set diagramming solutions for a variety of possible use cases. Browse them here.
Dear Colleagues, I would like to take a moment to update you on a significant initiative that has been a priority for IS&T and the University for over a decade: the replacement and retirement of our mainframe and legacy application systems. Our journey began in 2011 with the implementation of SAP for Finance and HR… [read more]
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Dear Colleagues, I would like to take a moment to update you on a significant initiative that has been a priority for IS&T and the University for over a decade: the replacement and retirement of our mainframe and legacy application systems. Our journey began in 2011 with the implementation of SAP for Finance and HR… [read more]
1. Go to the Lucidchart sign-in page, click the Google button, choose your BU Google account and enter your BUID and Kerberos password.
2. From within your BU Google Apps account, click the 3x3 app launcher icon (shown below), then click “more” and select Lucidchart. Note that you must be within another Google app such as Google Drive for Lucidchart to appear on this list; Lucidchart will not appear from a Google search page, even though the 3x3 app launcher is there.
3. Create a new chart directly from Google Drive by clicking Create and selecting Lucidchart.
You can insert a diagram directly into a Google document via the Lucidchart add-on.
To log in to Lucidchart using your Microsoft account, follow these steps:
If your Microsoft account is associated with a Lucidchart account, you will be automatically logged in to Lucidchart. If not, a message will appear prompting you to create a new Lucidchart account.
Lucidchart provides many different pre-set diagramming solutions for a variety of possible use cases. Browse them here.