Common use of Website Administration Clause in Contracts

Website Administration. Administrative rights to the website shall be granted to the person designated by the COMPANY customer (e.g., the business entity entering into this Agreement). Such rights can be delegated to or revoked from another administrator at the request of the business owner or at the time of set-up of the website. In the case of any conflict related to administrative rights, the business owner shall have all authority to add or remove administrative rights to any user. In the case where the business is owned in equal parts by two or more owners, authority shall be assigned to the managing director or other assigned decision maker according to the then current corporate papers. If the decision-making authority is not clear in COMPANY’s discretion, changes will only be made with Company’s written authorization from a majority of participating business owners or other method in writing as established in the corporate papers. COMPANY may, at COMPANY’s sole discretion, request documentation establishing to COMPANY’s satisfaction the website owner prior to transferring administrative rights. You agree that COMPANY shall have no liability to you, and you hereby release COMPANY from, any liability related to the transfer of administrative rights in accordance with this section.

Website Administration. Administrative rights to the website shall be granted to the person designated by the COMPANY customer Customer (e.g., the business entity entering into this Agreement). Such rights can be delegated to or revoked from another administrator at the request of the business owner or at the time of set-up of the website. In the case of any conflict related to administrative rights, the business owner shall have all authority to add or remove administrative rights to any user. In the case where the business is owned in equal parts by two or more owners, authority shall be assigned to the managing director or other assigned decision maker according to the then current corporate papers. If the decision-making authority is not clear then, in COMPANYCompany’s sole discretion, changes will only be made with Company’s written authorization from a majority of participating business owners or other method in writing as established in the corporate papers. COMPANY Company may, at COMPANYCompany’s sole discretion, request documentation establishing to COMPANYCompany’s satisfaction the website owner prior to transferring administrative rights. You agree Customer agrees that COMPANY Company shall have no liability to youCustomer, and you hereby release COMPANY Customer releases Company from, any liability related to the transfer of administrative rights in accordance with this section.