Attributable Customers Sample Clauses

Attributable Customers the Company (A) listed on a schedule approved by the Company and the Investors on or before the execution of this Agreement or (B) mutually agreed upon by the Company and the Investors as follows: Prior to commencing substantial sales efforts with respect to any potential Attributable Customer (a “Target”), SOFTBANK shall notify the Company in writing identifying such Target, and provide Company with any such documentation relating to such Target as may be reasonably requested by Company. The Company shall have five (5) business days from the receipt of such documentation to notify SOFTBANK in writing that Company has either accepted or rejected such Target as an Attributable Customer (and, if the Company rejects a proposed Target, the Company shall explain in writing, the reasonable basis therefore). For each Target accepted as an Attributable Customer, SOFTBANK shall have 120 days from the date of Company’s acceptance notice to fully execute and deliver a license agreement with such Target that results in Qualifying Revenue. To the extent SOFTBANK is unable to fully execute and deliver a license agreement with such Target within such 120 day period, but is able to do so within a reasonable period of time thereafter, Company shall determine, in good faith, in consultation with Softbank, whether any portion of the fees from such entity should be treated as Qualifying Revenue.
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