Authorized User Access Sample Clauses

Authorized User Access. PreApp has the right at any time to terminate access to any Authorized User if PreApp reasonably believes that such termination is necessary to preserve the security, integrity, or accessibility of the Software or PreApp’s network.

Authorized User Access. 6.4.1 In the event that an individual is no longer an Authorized User of the Licensee and is not an Authorized User of another Licensee of the Licensed Materials, that individual may access papers that they own, but not other areas of the Licensed Materials requiring authenticated access, for a period of two (2) years after which the Authorized User’s account and all Content therein will be permanently deleted. 6.4.2 In the event that an individual Authorized User of the Licensee does not access their personal account containing papers that they own nor other areas of the Licensed Materials requiring authenticated access, their account will be retained by the APA for four (4) years, after which they may access papers that they own, but not other areas of the Licensed Materials requiring authenticated access, for a period of two (2) years. At the end of the two (2) year period, the Authorized User’s account and all Content therein will be permanently deleted.

Authorized User Access. The following parts of this section apply to Personal Accounts Only: The following parts of this section apply to Business Accounts Only: For all businesses, any individual identified in the Bank’s account records as an Owner or Officer with signing authorities can enroll in the Service. Officers or Owners may designate one or more individuals to have access as a Sub User for the Service.

Authorized User Access. 5.2.1 The Commission and JD Software shall agree on: (i) a procedure by which Authorized Users identified by the Commission will be issued login identifiers and afforded online access to the Service; (ii) security requirements for Authorized User passwords; and (iii) a procedure by which access is terminated for Authorized Users who are no longer authorized by the Commission. 5.2.2 Authorized Users will have access to use the Service and upload and download data to and from the Service. 5.2.3 The Commission shall promptly notify JD Software of any unauthorized use of the Service, login identifiers or passwords. 5.2.4 No terms, including a standard click-through license or website terms of use or privacy policy, shall apply to access by Authorized Users unless the Commission has expressly agreed to such terms by including them in a signed agreement.

Authorized User Access. An Authorized User shall not share or disclose log-in credentials with or to any other individual or entity, even if such other individual is also an Authorized User. In addition, Customer is responsible for: (a) Establishing, maintaining, and adhering to its user management process for internal employees, including, but not limited to, granting certain users Administrator Access (“Administrator Users”). Administrator Users are responsible for (i) providing Authorized Users with access to the Revinate Software, (ii) prohibiting individuals who are no longer Authorized Users from access to the Revinate Software, or (iii) submitting timely requests to Revinate to update or add an Authorized User’s access to the Revinate Software or to remove an individual who is no longer an Authorized User from access to theRevinate Software; (b) Conducting periodic reviews of its user base to confirm the accuracy of Authorized User information and updating the same in a timely manner as applicable; (c) Ensuring Authorized User workstations and/or computers are configured to lock and require a password after no more than 15 minutes of inactivity.

Authorized User Access. You agree that, by granting an Authorized User “Creator” access, you will be allowing that Authorized User to transfer funds, perform account maintenance, view account transactions, and perform other services, such as stop payment, and electronic bill payments provided under the Master Agreement. “Approver” access allows an Authorized User to view account transactions and approve and "release" the transactions created by a Creator. The Bank recommends that you not do so, but at your option, you may designate an Authorized User as BOTH a Creator and Approver with authority to both create and approve their own transactions. Granting Users the capacity to both create and approve their own transactions constitutes a waiver of the Online Banking dual control security setting. Authorized Users with "eStatements" access can only view eStatements for applicable accounts, but are not granted other abilities such as, but not limited to, access to funds transfers or account maintenance. Mobile Deposit access grants Authorized Users the ability to deposit checks into applicable accounts within previously determined parameters using their mobile devices, but does not grant other abilities such as, but not limited to, access to balances, transaction history, funds transfers, or account maintenance. You are responsible for ensuring the authority of a user (or users) to access Business Online Services is revoked when such user(s) is/are no longer authorized to access the Services (including, without limitation, when such user has left your employment). In addition, you are responsible for ensuring the authority of an Authorized User with respect to a particular Service (or Services) is revoked when such Authorized User is no longer authorized to access such particular Service(s) (including, without limitation, when such Authorized User’s employment with your organization is terminated or his or her responsibilities or position change within your organization). You must also notify the Bank in writing of any such revocation of authority. A designated Customer Authorized Representative of the Master Agreement or a Senior Administrator shall have the right to revoke access of an Authorized User. The method of changing access rights is more fully explained in subsection (e).