Management of Users Sample Clauses

Management of Users. Unless Users in your organisation are enrolled on a third party provider programme you will be responsible for the creation/amendment/deletion/suspension & management of the User accounts at your Organisation. If a leaving User chooses to transfer any data that they are managing to the Organisation Administrator – you will be bound by the XXXX as if that data was your own. 4.2.1 If you use your Organisation Administrator Account to create additional Organisation Administrator Accounts then you confirm that; 4.2.1.1 you understand that the User for that account will be required to accept these same terms; 4.2.1.2 that any additional Organisation Administrator Accounts will only be created for individuals that you warrant are entitled to and in a position to sign up to such terms; 4.2.1.3 you are responsible for the actions of any User using an Organisation Administrator Account that you have issued them, any breach of the Organisation XXXX by that User will be deemed as a breach of the Organisation XXXX by yourself; 4.2.1.4 you will only create User accounts for employees, students or trainees at your organisation.
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Management of Users. You will be responsible for the addition of users to the Group and the management of user roles within the Group: i) It will be your responsibility to manage the Group membership to ensure that only appropriate users can access the content of the Group ii) It will be your responsibility to appropriately assign Group roles to control who has access to the administration and content contribution features  If you grant another user a Group Administrator role, you understand that the user for that account will be required to accept these same terms  If you grant another user a Group Administrator role, it will only be for users that you warrant are entitled to and are in a position to sign up to such terms  You are responsible for the actions of any user using a Group Administrator account that you have granted them, any breach of the Group XXXX by that user will be deemed as a breach of the Group XXXX by yourself iii) You are required to monitor the usage and conduct of the Group members to ensure that they comply with the IRIS Connect End-User Licence Agreement (XXXX), taking action to remove content, members or report their conduct to IRIS Connect as deemed appropriate by you.
Management of Users. (a) A Requesting Agency Hub Access Participant must establish and maintain a User Registry. The User Registry must include such details as required by the Hub Controller from time to time. (b) The Hub Controller, or the Data Holding Agency under any Participant Access Arrangement that a Requesting Agency has entered into, may request a copy of this User Registry.
Management of Users. Administrators will have the sole responsibility to create and manage Authorized Users under its account for the Service through the administrative area of the Service, subject to BRT’s right to direct Customer to comply with BRT’s naming conventions and administrative protocols. As between the Customer and BRT, the Administrators will be responsible for providing the necessary approvals, credentials and access rights to permit Authorized Users to access and use the Service. Customer will ensure that all Authorized Users do not share any password with any other person or permit any other person to log on to the Service using their credentials. Administrators will also be responsible for terminating an Authorized User’s access to the Service, although BRT may do so if BRT considers such Authorized User a security risk or otherwise unacceptable.
Management of Users. 28.1. The Agency undertakes to establish and maintain a User Registry of Users in accordance with Schedule 7. Home Affairs or the Data Holding Agency in any IDSA the Agency has entered into may request a copy of this User Registry. 28.2. An FVS Client Administrator must re-authorise an FVS Nominated User every 180 days by satisfying themselves that the FVS Nominated User continues to meet the requirements of clause 27.6 and any other requirements in Schedule 2 or in Schedule 2 of any IDSA the Agency has entered into. 28.3. An FIS Client Administrator must re-authorise an: 28.3.1. FIS Nominated User every 90 days 28.3.2. FIS Supervising Officer every 180 days, and 28.3.3. FIS Authorising Officer every 180 days by satisfying themselves that those FIS Users continue to meet the requirements of clause 27.6 and any other requirements in Schedule 2 or in Schedule 2 of any IDSA the Agency has entered into.
Management of Users i. The PFA is responsible for issuing licence agreements to the sports clubs which use the playing field and / or pavilion. ii. The PFA is responsible for taking bookings from the sports clubs for use of the pavilion for league matches and tournaments. The PFA is responsible for ensuring that all clubs use the facilities in an appropriate manner in accordance with the terms of their agreement with the PFA. iii. The PFA is also responsible for taking bookings from members of the community, community groups and working parties wishing to use the premises and may charge a fee as appropriate. iv. From time to time a large community event will take place on the Playing Field; the PFA will be responsible for taking bookings for these kinds of events. The PFA is responsible for liaising with the sports groups with respect to the implication for league matches, informing the insurers of the nature of the event in good time and arranging for local residents to be notified about the event.
Management of Users. The Vendor has authorization to add / modify / delete users that are necessary for the provision of the services covered by this document, based on the procedure summarized below: Bandera 140 – Tel.: (00 0) 000 0000 – Santiago – xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx [Logo] Santander Santiago [Logo] Produban 1. The supervisor of each of the areas involved in providing the services will request authorization from the Vendor’s Security Supervisor to add / modify / delete a user, providing the access profile for said user and the justification for the request. 2. The Security Supervisor of the Vendor will authorize the request if it deems the reasons provided to be justified. 3. The Vendor’s authorized Security Administration personnel shall make the request to add / modify / delete the user. The management of the Customer’s users shall be the responsibility of the Customer. The Vendor agrees to provide the Customer with an updated list of users with access to the applications every month.
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