– Single Sign On Access Sample Clauses

– Single Sign On Access. (a) VITL offers Single Sign On Access and the State seeks to establish Single Sign On functionality between its electronic health record network and the VHIE in order to facilitate the treatment of patients. VITL is willing to provide Single Sign On Access to the State during the term of the Agreement, so long as the State agrees to meet certain requirements (1) for training its end users, (2) for monitoring all VHIE access by its end users consistent with VITL’s Policies and Procedures and (3) for auditing use.

– Single Sign On Access. Customer may request that Bank develop a process to effect single sign-on access to allow HSA Account Holder access to their HSA as well as the ability to effect transactions within their HSA once logged into Customer’s health care benefit portal (“Website”) without having to input an additional separate password or take security steps separate from that required by the Website (“SSO”). Customer agrees to pay Bank an additional fee to implement SSO, which shall be mutually agreed to by the parties. Customer agrees that Bank shall retain the right to terminate, revoke, suspend, disable, or otherwise cease SSO access at any time at the Bank’s sole discretion, without notice. Without limiting the foregoing, the Bank may, without notice, suspend or terminate SSO access to one or more Account Holder or to Customer for purposes of and to allow the Bank to test, shield, or mitigate suspected fraud or data security risks. The SSO is not an essential purpose of HSA. Access to SSO is dependent on technology beyond the control of Bank, including but not limited to computer systems, computer equipment and third-party services with which the Bank may not have a direct contractual relationship. Bank continuously monitors the working condition of its computer systems and servers, and third-party providers and is committed to attempting to resolve any issues that may arise. Customer understands, and has informed its employees that Bank is not liable and is not responsible for any interoperability or connectivity which may be terminated either temporarily or permanently. Furthermore, Bank has no commitments to ensuring the working condition of the SSO. The SSO is controlled from and operated by the Bank in its offices in the United States. The Bank makes no representations that the SSO is appropriate or available for use in any specific location. Those who access or use the SSO do so at their own risk of their own volition and are entirely responsible for all unauthorized access. Customer shall ensure that Account Holder not share any SSO password and protect and secure it for reasons other than its intended purpose. Customer is responsible for maintaining the security of its computer equipment and account access passwords, and will use reasonable efforts to prevent any unauthorized use of the SSO. Customer is responsible for all individuals who access the SSO through Customer’s computer systems including those who are not authorized. Customer agrees to immediately notify ...