Dupli, Syracuse University’s preferred printing and mailing distribution center, has announced that effective July 1, 2021, all orders from Syracuse University buyers must be placed through the University’s eProcurement system. Dupli will be unable to process orders placed “offline”—via phone or email.
If you or your department place orders through Dupli, and currently do not have access to eProcurement via MySlice, contact the information coordinator in your department to submit a request to gain access.
Dupli streamlined its website and upgraded its user interface in 2019, leading to a more efficient ordering and billing process. Its product catalog, including official University stationery, envelopes, business cards and mailing solutions, is accessible via MySlice. To begin an order, create a requisition in eProcurement by visiting DUPLIONLINE on the merchant page.
For student business card orders, the student print portal will remain at duplionline.com/su.
If you have any questions regarding eProcurement, email purchasing@syr.edu or contact Betsy McInerney at 315.443.5926 or eamciner@syr.edu. To contact Dupli directly with questions, email suorders@duplionline.com.
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