Cloud Service Provider (CSP) Cloud Billing Accounts Sample Clauses

Cloud Service Provider (CSP) Cloud Billing Accounts. To access the Services, Altitude™ requires two Cloud Billing Accounts (CBAs), one (1) for the infrastructure (“INF CBA”) and one (1) for Customer end-user access (“CUSTOMER CBA”). • It is required that the Provider exclusively create and manage the INF CBA to maintain control over all intellectual property related to Altitude™ infrastructure. • Though the Provider has the ability to create the CUSTOMER CBA, in the event that the Customer requires the ability to create the CUSTOMER CBA, Provider staff will need the appropriate level of access to the CUSTOMER CBA for Altitude™ functionality. A list of specific permissions required by Provider staff into the CUSTOMER CBA is available upon request – Customer must provide the appropriate level of access to the CUSTOMER CBAs in order for Altitude™ to operate. Provider requires these permissions throughout the lifetime of the Altitude™ Subscription and all applicable services.
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