IT Onboarding
Welcome toact.3 IT
Your starting point for tools, access, and security at act.3. Get to know your IT team, set up your accounts, and learn the essentials of working safely.
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Team Members
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Core Goals
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Core Tools
The Roadmap
Goals of IT Onboarding
Four steps to get you fully equipped and ready to work securely at act.3.
Say Hello
Your IT Team
Friendly faces ready to help — reach out anytime.
Need Help?
You can reach out
Send us an email — we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
it.servicedesk@weareact3.com- Technical Support
- Software Installation & Updates
- Cybersecurity Measures
- System Access & Permissions
- Infrastructure Management
Step 1
First Time Account Log-in
Log in via your browser and complete password & MFA setup.
Website
https://www.office.com
E-Mail
firstname.lastname@weareact3.com
MFA Setup
https://aka.ms
Tip
Install the Microsoft Authenticator app for the easiest MFA experience.
Step 2
Microsoft Applications & Tools
Access everything via office.com — real-time collaboration across all platforms.
Microsoft Teams
- File Sharing & Collaboration
- Channels and Posts
- Tabs and Integrations
Microsoft Outlook
- Email & Calendar
- Meeting scheduling
- Shared mailboxes
OneDrive
- File Storage and Sync
- Automatic Backup
- Cross-Platform Compatibility
- File Versioning
- Real-Time Collaboration
SharePoint
- Document Management
- Team Sites
- Content Sharing
- Search and Discovery
- Workflows
Company Portal
- Install approved apps on Windows & macOS
- Browse curated software catalog
- Self-service updates
System Updates
- Keep Windows & macOS up to date
- Restart regularly to apply patches
- Updates are managed via act.3
Step 4
Why Data Privacy & Security Matter
Data protection is a shared responsibility at act.3. It protects people, business assets, and our IT systems. Rule of thumb: if unsure, always treat information as sensitive.
Do's
- Use strong passwords and lock your screen
- Use approved systems only
- Share data strictly on a need-to-know basis
- Verify recipients before sending
- Report incidents or mistakes immediately
Don'ts
- Never share passwords with anyone
- Don't store data on personal devices or clouds
- Avoid unsecured channels
- Never leave documents unattended
- Don't click suspicious links or attachments
Key Takeaway: Data privacy and security start with everyday actions — everyone plays a role.
Thank you for your time and attention.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions.






