Access to the Web Application Sample Clauses

Access to the Web Application. 1.1. Any use of the Web Application requires an account, which can be accessed by means of a user name and password. To each account, one or more roles are assigned (such as administrator, instructor / trainer, designer, author or learner), each with specific rights, obligations and restrictions. Accounts are personal and may not be shared or transferred. 1.2. A New Spring will make an administrator account available to the Company. The Company can use this administrator account to create other accounts, for instance for course learners. For each account, the requested identification and contact details of the target user need to be provided. This information must be complete, correct and up to date at all times while the account exists. The Company may only grant access to accounts to individuals who are registered users. 1.3. All actions performed via an administrator or user account under the Company's management shall be deemed to occur under the Company's responsibility and supervision, also if the user in question does not work at the Company.
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Access to the Web Application. 1.1. Any use of the Web Application requires an account, which can be accessed by means of a username and password. To each account, an administrator role and a participant role is assigned, each with specific rights, obligations and restrictions. Accounts are personal and may not be shared or transferred. 1.2. A New Spring will make an administrator account available to the Trainer. The Trainer can use this administrator account to create other accounts for course learners. For each account, the requested identification and contact details of the target user need to be provided. This information must be complete, correct and up to date at all times while the account exists. The Trainer may only grant access to accounts to individuals who are registered users. 1.3. All actions performed via an administrator or user account under the Trainer's management shall be deemed to occur under the Trainer's responsibility and supervision, also if the user is not employed by the Trainer.
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Access to the Web Application. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, and provided that COMPANY remains in compliance with this Agreement, DOCUMOTO will grant to COMPANY a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferrable, non-sublicensable right to access and use the Web Application via the Internet during the term of this Agreement solely for COMPANY’s own internal business purposes.
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Access to the Web Application. 1.1. Any use of the Web Application requires an account, which can be accessed by means of a username and password. To each account, an administrator role and a participant role is assigned, each with specific rights, obligations and restrictions. Accounts are personal and may not be shared or transferred. 1.2. A New Spring will make an administrator account available to the Trainer. The Trainer can use this administrator account to create other accounts for course learners. For each account, the requested identification and contact details of the target user need to be provided. This information must be complete, correct and up to date at all times while the account exists. The Trainer may only grant access to accounts to individuals who are registered users. 1.3. All actions performed via an administrator or user account under the Trainer’s management shall be deemed to occur under the Trainer’s responsibility and supervision, also if the user is not employed by the Trainer. User Agreement (UA) aNewSpring for Trainers ENGv5 Pagina 2 van 10
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