Corporate Contributor
As a corporate (employee) contributor, you are contributing code on company's behalf. When Corporate CLA is signed for the project, you confirm your association with the company during your first pull request or change submit. Your subsequent contributions will neither require association confirmations nor will they be gated by CLA check.
1. In GitHub, go to the repository that is linked to the project for your organization.
2. Make a change and send a pull request.
- EasyCLA checks your CLA status. It marks a cross or a tick beside your name based on your CLA status.
- A cross next to your contributor name means the CLA check failed.

3. Click
or Please click here to be authorized.
Note: The Authorize Linux Foundation: EasyCLA dialog appears.

4. Click Authorize LF-Engineering. (Subsequent contributions will not require authorization.)

5. The CLA Contributor Console appears and shows the CLA group for your project.

CLA GitHub Select Company or Individual
6. Select Company.
Note: To contribute to this project, you must be added to an approved list by the CLA manager under a signed Contributor License Agreement. You are contributing on behalf of your work for a company.
7. Continue:
1. In Gerrit, clone a repository under the Gerrit instance into your local machine.
2. Make a change and push the code to your Gerrit repository.
3. A warning link that you need to sign a CLA appears:

CLA Gerrit Sign a CLA
4. Navigate to the Gerrit instance of your project. For example, if you are contributing to OPNFV project, navigate to https://gerrit.opnfv.org
6. Navigate to Settings— the gear icon on the upper right corner, and click Agreements from the menu on the left:


7. Click New Contributor Agreement.

Agreement Link
8. Select Corporate CLA, and click Please review the agreement.

Corporate CLA
9. Sign in to EasyCLA if you are prompted.
10. Continue: