Starting September 10, 2024, all (new and existing) Engine users will be required to provide an attestation to the EverBright Code of Conduct before they will be permitted to enter Engine. This will be done through an acknowledgment screen that appears on login (first login for new users) whereby the user must read and agree to the Code of Conduct. All Engine users will be required to complete the EverBright Code of Conduct annually.
FAQs
Question: Can a user bypass the Code of Conduct, access Engine, and complete the attestation later?
Answer: A user cannot access Engine unless he/she has completed the Code of Conduct.
Question: Can a user complete part of the Code of Conduct and return to complete the remaining sections during a different session?
Answer: Users must complete the entire Code of Conduct in one session.
Question: Can an installer who has completed the Code of Conduct log in as (impersonate) another user who has not yet completed the Code of Conduct?
Answer: Installers who have completed the Code of Conduct will be blocked from logging in as or impersonating a downstream partner or other user who has not yet completed the Code of Conduct.
Question: Will an account that has been transferred and includes a new email ID be required to redo the Code of Conduct?
Answer: Any account that has a changed email ID associated with it will be required to redo the Code of Conduct upon first login after the email change.
Question: How often will a user be required to complete the Code of Conduct?
Answer: At this time, users are required to complete the Code of Conduct each year from the date they last acknowledged it. This requirement may change at any time.
Example: Tom acknowledged the Code of Conduct on October 4, 2024. He will be prompted to resign the Code of Conduct 365 days later before being granted access to the platform.