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1Password is a secure password management application that enables faculty, staff, and students to store, manage, and access their passwords and sensitive information across devices while promoting best practices in cybersecurity.

Ableton Live Suite is a professional digital audio workstation (DAW) that allows users to compose, record, arrange, mix, and master music on macOS and Windows, supporting academic instruction, music production, and media-related projects.

Academic Operational Reports is a set of 161 reports developed by the Data & Web Applications (DWA) team that allows academic departments to access structured insights supporting decision-making, performance monitoring, and departmental planning.

Accommodate Symplicity is the platform used by students registered with the Student Accessibility Center (SAC) to manage and activate approved academic accommodations. It facilitates the distribution of accommodation letters to faculty and provides access to additional resources and tools supporting students' needs.

ACES2 Admissions System is an admissions management platform, developed by the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), that allows law schools to review applications, communicate with applicants, and manage decisions in a centralized environment.

Admin-Only Project Support is a service that allows project managers to receive scheduling and coordination assistance for project planning, meetings, and documentation, freeing PMs to focus on leadership and decision-making.

Adobe Creative Cloud Access is a service that allows faculty, staff, students, and student workers to use industry-standard tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro on Loyola-imaged machines or through At-Home licenses.

AIMS is Loyola University Chicago's parking management system that supports parking access, administration, and enables students, faculty and staff to purchase, manage, and renew parking permits.

AIX Operating System is a legacy Unix-based operating system, developed by IBM, that allows departments to run enterprise applications and legacy workloads on a stable, secure, and scalable environment supporting mission-critical systems.

AMP (SSOM Admissions) is a cloud-based Admissions Management platform used by the Stritch School of Medicine (SSOM) for both MD and MD/PhD programs. It provides a secure and streamlined way for faculty, admissions reviewers, and student workers to manage application reviews and processes, with access requiring Loyola single sign-on credentials.

Ansible is a configuration management and automation platform that allows IT staff to manage infrastructure, deploy applications, and orchestrate workflows, simplifying system administration and improving operational efficiency.

Application Portal (HSC) is a web-based system, provided by the Health Sciences Campus (HSC), that allows students, faculty, and staff to submit and track applications and access academic, administrative, and personal resources such as the room scheduler and Clinical Research Database.

Apporto is a virtual desktop service that allows students, faculty, and staff to access specialized instructional software through a web browser on any internet-connected device, supporting classroom and instructional needs.

Archibus is Loyola University Chicago's work order system for Facilities Management. It provides a streamlined, web-based solution for submitting, tracking, and managing work orders across campus, requiring users to log in with their University email account.

The Automated Records Management System (ARMS) is a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and reporting application used by Campus Safety to track and manage records related to safety and security incidents, integrating with the crime log for centralized record-keeping.