User Cap; Credentials Sample Clauses

User Cap; Credentials. The Education Customer agrees that: (1) the maximum number of Students it authorizes to use the SLZ Services shall not exceed the Maximum Cap, (2) it will not allow any Authorized User’s account credentials to be used by more than one individual Authorized User, (3) if the Education Customer uses an entitlement system with unique username or password, then the Education Customer shall require each Authorized User to keep such username and password confidential and personal to such Authorized User, and to not disclose such username or password to any other person other than, in the case of a Student, the Parent, (4) if any Authorized User leaves the Education Customer (as applicable), the Education Customer shall promptly close the account of such Authorized User, and (5) it shall perm it Scholastic or Scholastic’s designated auditor to audit the Education Customer’s use of the SLZ Services regarding its compliance with this Agreement. No such audit shall be conducted more than twice per year (unless Scholastic has a good faith believe that the Education Customer has exceeded or otherwise violated the terms of its license, in which event Scholastic shall not be bound by such frequency limitation), with each party bearing its own costs of such audit. Scholastic shall provide reasonable prior notice of each audit, and conduct each audit so as not to substantially interfere with the Education Customer’s normal conduct of business.
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