Enrollment in Small Business Services Sample Clauses

Enrollment in Small Business Services. You acknowledge that we may make all or part of the Small Business Services available to you from time to time but we are not under an obligation to do so. • If we make the Small Business Services available to you, in order to enroll in Small Business Services, one of the Business's designated Signing Officers must complete the registration procedure. Implementation of the Small Business Services is subject to our review and approval. • If the Account has a dual-signature requirement, then the following shall apply: o Two of the designated Signing Officers must complete the registration procedure. o Transactions under the Small Business Services cannot be performed on the Account until two Signing Officers have completed the Small Business Service registration process. o During the period where only one of the Signing Officers has completed the registration process the Account will be available to be viewed by the initial Signing Officer that has completed the registration process and the terms and conditions relating to the PFM Service will apply if the Account is viewed by that Signing Officer. o We may reject the Business's enrollment in Small Business Services if two Signing Officers do not complete the Small Business Service registration procedure within a reasonable time.
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Enrollment in Small Business Services. In order to enroll in Small Business Services, one of the Business's designated Signing Officers must complete the registration procedure. Implementation of the Small Business Services is subject to our review and approval.  If the Account has a dual-signature requirement, then the following shall apply: o Two of the designated Signing Officers must complete the registration procedure. o Transactions under the Small Business Services cannot be performed on the Account until two Signing Officers have completed the Small Business Service registration process. o During the period where only one of the Signing Officers has completed the registration process the Account will be available to be viewed by the initial Signing Officer that has completed the registration process and the terms and conditions relating to the Service will apply if the Account is viewed by that Signing Officer. o We may reject the Business's enrollment in Small Business Services if two Signing Officers do not complete the Small Business Service registration procedure within a reasonable time.
Enrollment in Small Business Services. You acknowledge that we may make all or part of the Small Business Services available to you from time to time but we are not under an obligation to do so. If we make the Small Business Services available to you, in order to enroll in Small Business Services, one of the Business's designated Signing Officers must complete the registration procedure. Implementation of the Small Business Services is subject to our review and approval. If the Account has a dual-signature requirement, then the following shall apply: Two of the designated Signing Officers must complete the registration procedure. Transactions under the Small Business Services cannot be performed on the Account until two Signing Officers have completed the Small Business Service registration process. During the period where only one of the Signing Officers has completed the registration process the Account will be available to be viewed by the initial Signing Officer that has completed the registration process and the terms and conditions relating to the PFM Service will apply if the Account is viewed by that Signing Officer. We may reject the Business's enrollment in Small Business Services if two Signing Officers do not complete the Small Business Service registration procedure within a reasonable time. Different Levels of Access We may provide different levels of access to the Small Business Services for different categories of Business Users. A Business User's ability to access the Account and use the Small Business Services will be limited by the level of access that we provide to him or her. It is the responsibility of the Business to ensure that the level of access we provide to a particular Business User is appropriate for that person. By designating a person as a Signing Officer, the Business is authorizing that person to view information about the Business and to carry out online Transactions on behalf of the Business. In addition, Signing Officers are authorized to appoint Delegates on behalf of the Business. If the Business requires more than one Signing Officer to authorize a Transaction then we may allow one Signing Officer to initiate a Transaction however the other Signing Officer(s) will generally be required by us to approve the Transaction. Nonetheless, the Credit Union may (in its sole discretion) choose to receive or rely on instructions from any single Signing Officer on behalf of the Business even if two or more signatures are otherwise required to operate the Account (e.g...

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