Address Book Upload Sample Clauses

Address Book Upload. At your request, JMF will assist you with uploading your customer address list database or other electronically stored information into the TMS for your shipping needs; provided, however, that you shall have the sole and exclusive responsibility to: 1) verify that all customer address data is correct, complete and current prior to the uploading of such data to the TMS 2) provide all relevant information to JMF about the software program, electronic format and other attributes of your data necessary for the uploading of the data to the TMS, 3) submit any customer address changes to JMF in a timely manner, and 4) inspect and confirm the accuracy of the address information included on each shipping label created through the TMS prior to delivery of the parcel to the Carrier forshipment. You agree that in no event will JMF be liable for the loss or mis-delivery of any parcel resulting from any error or discrepancy in any address uploaded to the TMS, specifically including, but not limited to, any such address error or discrepancy resulting from a mis-mapping of, or other technical failure in connection with, the uploading of your address data to the TMS.
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