Common use of User Accounts Clause in Contracts

User Accounts. As applicable upon entering into a Purchase Order Agreement, Client shall provide a list of Client Personnel that are authorized by Client to both (i) access and use Equisolve’s content management system (for the avoidance of doubt, the content management system includes the related data feeds, automation functionality, and the Equisolve-provided Analytics Services) (the “CMS”) and (ii) submit instructions to Equisolve in relation to the Services ((i) and (ii), collectively, an “Authorized User”). Equisolve shall then create an account for each Authorized User for access to, and use of, the CMS. As between the Parties, Client is solely responsible and liable for (a) instructions given to Equisolve by Authorized Users, (b) access to, and use of, Authorized Users’ accounts or email addresses (except to the extent any unauthorized access or unauthorized use of such Authorized Users’ accounts is caused by Equisolve’s violation of Equisolve’s obligations in the Data Protection Addendum), and (c) violations by Client, Authorized Users, or Client Personnel of the use limitations set forth in Article 5 below. Client shall not, and shall not permit Authorized Users to, share or otherwise provide Authorized User account information with or to any third party (including other Authorized Users to whom such account information does not pertain). If Client requires other Client Personnel to access the CMS, Client must request that Equisolve create an account for each such other Client Personnel (and, upon Equisolve creating such accounts, each such other Client Personnel shall also become Authorized Users, respectively). For purposes of this Agreement, “Personnel” means the affiliates, officers, employees, agents, contractors, consultants, vendors, or representatives of a Party or a Party’s affiliates.