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External Vendor FAQs
Why do I have to sign the State Farm Systems Access Agreement?
- The State Farm Systems Access Agreement is a legally binding agreement between the external associate and State Farm. This document holds the external associate accountable for what they can and cannot do with working on contract with State Farm.
How long does the Access Agreement stay in effect for?
- The Access Agreement is good for 12 months to the day from signing. If an access agreement is out of date by as little as one day then the associate will loose access to State Farm’s systems.
Will my sponsor be notified of my acceptance of the Access Agreement?
- Yes your sponsor (State Farm contact) will be notified of your acceptance to the terms of the access agreement.
How does the Access Agreement form reach the proper area?
- At the time of your acceptance of the State Farm Access Agreement, the form is sent electronically to the area needed. They will retain a copy of this form in their records and continue with your access.
Do I need to retain a copy of the Access Agreement for my records?
- Yes, you should keep an updated copy of the agreement for your records. Since this is a legally binding document, it is pertinent that you can verify that you are not breaking your agreement with State Farm. It is also helpful to be able to see if your 12 month period is coming up.
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