Master Program Administrator Sample Clauses

The 'Master Program Administrator' clause designates a specific individual or entity responsible for overseeing and managing the overall administration of a program covered by the agreement. This administrator typically coordinates activities, ensures compliance with program requirements, and serves as the main point of contact between the parties involved. By clearly identifying the administrator, the clause streamlines communication and accountability, helping to prevent confusion and ensure the smooth operation of the program.
Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator is authorised by Company to act on its behalf with respect to the American Express Account(s), and American Express may rely on all written and oral directions and information that it receives from the Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator shall, on the terms set out in this Agreement: (i) Use @ Work Services to maintain Account(s) and access reports; (ii) Use @ Work Services to approve @ Work, Apply For Card, Corporate Membership Rewards, Corporate Online Payments and Report Recipient permissions to other Program Administrators or Authorised Signatories within Company; (iii) Use @ Work Services to Add New or Edit existing Program Administrators or Authorised Signatories within Company; (iv) Encourage Employees to use American Express’ online @ Work tool Company represents and warrants that it has obtained all consents and approvals, and made all disclosures required by applicable law, to allow the Master Program Administrator to: (a) manage, and take any action with respect to, the American Express Account(s); and (b) access personally identifiable information of the Employees of Company and/or any other related entity participating in American Express’ Commercial Card Services or Program(s) while
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Master Program Administrator. The central point of contact for American Express program management within the Company and: (i) is authorised by the Company to maintain and enquire on American Express Account(s); (ii) is the first point of contact if authorisation is required for certain maintenance requests; (iii) will oversee all other employees with permissions to transact on behalf of their Card programs in @ Work; and (iv) subject to the terms set out in this Agreement, will have default access and will be authorised to approve or edit @ Work Program Management, Apply for Card, Corporate Membership Rewards®, Corporate Online Payments and Reporting permissions to other employees within the company.
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Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator is authorised by Company to act on its behalf with respect to the American Express Account(s), and American Express may rely on all written and oral directions and information that it receives from the Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator shall, on the terms set out in this Agreement: (i) Use @ Work Services to maintain Account(s) and access reports; (ii) Use @ Work Services to approve @ Work, Apply For Card, Corporate
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Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator is authorised by Company to act on its behalf with respect to the American Express Account(s), and American Express may rely on all written and oral directions and information that it receives from the Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator shall, on the terms set out in this Agreement: (i) Use @ Work Services to maintain Account(s) and access reports; (ii) Use @ Work Services to approve @ Work, Apply For Card, Corporate Membership Rewards, Corporate Online Payments and Report Recipient permissions to other Program Administrators or Authorised Signatories within Company; (iii) Use @ Work Services to Add New or Edit existing Program Administrators or Authorised Signatories within Company; (iv) Encourage Employees to use American Express’ online @ Work tool (a) manage, and take any action with respect to, the American Express Account(s); and (b) access personally identifiable information of the Employees of Company and/or any other related entity participating in American Express’ Commercial Card Services or Program(s) while managing the
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Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator is authorised by Company to act on its behalf with respect to the American Express Account(s), and American Express may rely on all written and oral directions and information that it receives from the Master Program Administrator. The Master Program Administrator shall, on the (i) It is an offence under the Financial Transaction Reports ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (Cth) to conduct transactions on an Account which may lead to an actual or attempted evasion of a taxation law, or an offence under any other Commonwealth or Territory law. Where we have reasonable grounds to suspect that such a Transaction(s) has occurred on the Card or Account, we are obliged to complete and render a suspect transaction report to the Federal Government (AUSTRAC).
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