Login IDs Sample Clauses

Login IDs. Service Provider may assign a login code (a “Login ID”) to each Customer or Recipient User that will have access to the Service Provider Systems. It shall be the Customer’s responsibility (i) to protect these Login IDs against unauthorized disclosure and unauthorized use and (ii) to ensure that the information accessed is used solely for the purpose of receiving Services authorized under the Agreement and for no other purpose. Each Login ID will be used only by the User assigned such Login ID by Service Provider. Customer will not permit Login IDs to be used or shared by multiple employees without Service Provider’s prior written consent. Customer will be responsible for any access to the Service Provider Systems by any User or any person accessing the Service Provider Systems through any Login ID issued to Customer or any User, regardless of whether such access was authorized. Customer will not, and will not permit any person to, use the Service Provider Systems in any manner, or attempt to access areas of the Service Provider Systems, other than as expressly specified in the Agreement.
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Login IDs. By receipt of this notification, I have been issued a unique Login ID. I will not allow others to login using my Login ID; I acknowledge that it is used for accountability of action performed on Service Provider’s computing environment.

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