Client Set-up Sample Clauses

Client Set-up. Upon receipt of this fully executed Agreement and Client’s purchase order, MMI will begin the set-up process of Client on the eSOPH System in accordance with the terms of the Agreement. If Client requests the setup date and time be changed from what was originally stated by Client, Client is responsible for reimbursing MMI for all costs MMI incurs in making the travel arrangement adjustments, if travel was necessary. (a) Client is responsible for scheduling end user training with MMI within 45 calendar days from the date of admin setup and training. End user training must be completed within 60 calendar days from the date of admin setup and training. If Client fails to complete the end user training within the timeline stated, the admin setup and training will need to be redone. MMI will invoice Client again for the admin setup and training. Client agrees to pay such invoice in accordance with the payment terms outlined in this Agreement.
Sample 1
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Client Set-up. If you opt to perform the set-up yourself, all rented items including accessories and small parts must be placed back into proper containers. All containers, boxes, totes, and packing materials must be returned to avoid replacement fees.
Sample 1
Client Set-up. Upon receipt of this fully executed Agreement and Client’s purchase order, MMI will begin the set-up process of Client on the eSOPH System in accordance with the terms of the Agreement. If Client requests the setup date and time be changed from what was originally stated by Client, Client is responsible for reimbursing MMI for all costs MMI incurs in making the travel arrangement adjustments. Additionally, Client will also be responsible for paying a $200.00 travel arrangement change fee to MMI. MMI will provide records showing the costs MMI incurred.
Sample 1

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