Business Administrators Sample Clauses

Business Administrators. A business administrator may create, edit, delete and maintain key services including the resetting of Usernames and Passwords. The primary Administrator may use all accounts, modules and services. Administrators may add, edit or delete other business users, unlock and authorize new passwords for other business users. Administrators designate the level of access available to each individual user.
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Business Administrators. By designating any individual as a “Business Administrator,” Business Account Owner acknowledges and agrees that the actions or omissions of any Business Administrator shall be taken on Business Account Owner’s behalf and Business Account Owner shall be fully responsible and liable for such actions or omissions as if they were the actions or omissions of Business Account Owner. Business Administrator’s obligations in these Terms shall be deemed to be obligations of Business Account Owner.
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Business Administrators. By designating any individual as a “Business Administrator,” you acknowledge and agree that we are entitled to assume that all acts or omissions of such individuals are duly authorized acts or omissions, as applicable, taken or not taken on behalf of the Card Account Owner. You must notify Customer Service to revoke any permission(s) of the Business Administrator or designate a different Business Administrator. Any revocation of such permission(s) or designation will be effective only after we have a reasonable period of time to process such a request.
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Business Administrators. The Business authorizes its Administrator to, among other matters, (i) receive, maintain, and distribute all Access Codes; (ii) set up Sub-Users on Online Banking; (iii) assign and delegate Online Banking privileges and restrictions to Sub-Users based on your business needs and requirements including, without limitation, account access, initiation access, initiation approval levels, and transaction initiation capabilities; (iv) designate another to be a successor Administrator who will thereafter possess the Administrator's capabilities; and (v) utilize all other functions provided via Online Banking. For each Sub-User, the Administrator may designate the access level for each linked account. You agree and understand that the Administrator may allow a Sub-User to transfer funds, perform account maintenance, view account transactions, and perform other services, such as stop payment, for the linked account.The Administrator is responsible for ensuring that each Sub-User has access to only the transactions and data necessary to perform his or her job functions. Unless Dual Control access has been elected, all transactions in Online Banking can be performed by one individual, regardless of the Business’ desire to utilize two or more signatures on a paper check. However, the Administrator has the ability to remove dual control constraints from Sub-Users. We may act on any instruction of the Administrator until we have received from the Administrator or a senior individual authorized to transact business on your behalf, and had a reasonable time to act on, written notice re-assigning the authority of the Administrator. There must be an Administrator at all times. The Administrator is responsible for ensuring that each Sub-User maintains confidentiality of his or her username and password.
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