Adding/Removing Users under an existing NDA Sample Clauses

Adding/Removing Users under an existing NDA. This section applies if a Requesting Entity has already entered into a CRR FNM NDA and simply needs to add or remove an employee. • To add an employee: New users must read the Requesting Entity’s existing CRR FNM NDA and execute an Exhibit A. The Exhibit A (first paragraph) must reference the effective date of the existing CRR FNM NDA. The Requesting Entity’s UAA must then (1) submit the Exhibit A to xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx for processing and approval; (2) upon approval, log in to the ISO’s Access and Identity Management (AIM) application and create a new user, and (3) request access for the new user. • To remove an employee: The UAA must (1) notify xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx of the change; and (2) log in to the AIM application, click on the users tab, then click the profile button of the user and in the pop-up window press the revoke button. This will revoke all access the employee has to our systems, including the employee’s certificates. Confidentiality Agreement Version 2.4 This WECC Confidentiality Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into by (“Data Recipient”) and is effective as of the date agreed to by Data Recipient. Data Recipient agrees to the following terms and conditions pertaining to Non-Public Information.
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Adding/Removing Users under an existing NDA. This section applies if a Requesting Entity has already entered into a SB350 NDA and simply needs to add or remove an employee. The Requesting Entity will designate a person who will be responsible for contacting the ISO and adding or removing an employee as described below (“User Access Administrator (UAA)”). • To add an employee: New users must read the Requesting Entity’s existing SB350 NDA and execute an Exhibit A. The Exhibit A (first paragraph) must reference the effective date of the existing SB350 NDA. The UAA must then submit the Exhibit A to xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx for processing and approval.
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Adding/Removing Users under an existing NDA. This section applies if a Requesting Entity has already entered into a TPP NDA and simply needs to add or remove an employee. • To add an employee: New users must read the Requesting Entity’s existing TPP NDA and execute an Exhibit A. The Exhibit A (first paragraph) must reference the effective date of the existing TPP NDA. The Requesting Entity’s UAA must then (1) submit the Exhibit A to xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx for processing and approval; (2) upon approval, log in to the ISO’s Access and Identity Management (AIM) application and create a new user, and (3) submit a User Application Access Request Form (AARF) requesting access for the new user. • To remove an employee: The UAA must (1) notify xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx of the change; and (2) log in to the AIM application, click on the users tab, then click the profile button of the user and in the pop-up window press the revoke button. This will revoke all access the employee has to our systems, including the employee’s certificates. WECC Confidentiality Agreement This WECC Confidentiality Agreement (“Agreement”) is being entered into by (“Data Recipient”) and is effective as of the date agreed to by Data Recipient. Data Recipient agrees to the following terms and conditions pertaining to the use of any Non-Public Information received from WECC:
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