Company Inserts Sample Clauses
A Company Inserts clause allows a company to add specific information, terms, or provisions into a contract or agreement. Typically, this clause provides designated spaces or sections where the company can input details such as names, dates, addresses, or other relevant data that may vary from one agreement to another. By enabling the customization of documents to reflect the unique circumstances of each transaction, this clause ensures accuracy and relevance, reducing ambiguity and the risk of errors in contractual relationships.
Company Inserts. The Company and its Affiliates shall have the exclusive right to communicate with Cardholders, except for the Servicer’s servicing messages or any message required by Applicable Law, through use of inserts, onserts, and fillers (which shall be included on all billing envelopes) (collectively, “Inserts”), including Inserts selectively targeted for particular segments of Cardholders, in any and all Billing Statements (including electronic Billing Statements) and envelopes, subject to production requirements contained in the Operating Procedures, the Servicer Systems limitations, and Applicable Law; provided that, in no event shall the Company request a physical insert for any customer that is billed electronically. (****). The Servicer shall provide the Company with as much advance notice as is reasonably practicable regarding its intent to use Inserts for any of such messages. If the insertion of Inserts in particular Billing Statements would increase the postage costs for such Billing Statements, the Company agrees to either pay for the incremental postage cost (over the cost that would apply without such Inserts) or prioritize the use of Inserts to avoid postage cost over-runs. The Company shall provide the Servicer with as much advance notice as reasonably practicable regarding the inclusion of a particular Insert in particular Billing Statements. The Company shall deliver Insert materials to the Servicer no later than the fifteenth (15th) day of the month prior to the month in which the Inserts would be included in a mailing. The Company shall retain all revenues it receives from all Inserts. For the avoidance of doubt, other than with respect to Inserts required by the Servicer for servicing or Applicable Law, the Servicer shall not have the right to communicate with Cardholders via Inserts without the prior approval of the Company.
Company Inserts. Subject to Section 4.4 and Applicable Law and Network Rules, Company shall have the exclusive right to communicate with Cardholders, except for any message required by Applicable Law, through use of inserts, fillers and bangtails (collectively, “Inserts”), including Inserts selectively targeted for particular classes of Cardholders, in any or all Billing Statements (including print and electronic Billing Statements). Notwithstanding the foregoing, (i) each Insert shall be subject to Bank’s prior review (and shall be provided to Bank at least five (5) Business Days in advance of any mailing) and (ii) any Insert required by Applicable Law or Network Rules shall take precedence over any Company Inserts. Subject to Section 4.4, Company shall be responsible for the content and “look and feel” of, and the cost of preparing and printing any Inserts, including Inserts required by Applicable Law, subject to Bank’s prior review and approval of the content of Inserts required by Applicable Law and Network Rules. Bank shall provide Company reasonable advance notice of all Inserts required by Applicable Law or Network Rules to allow Company to coordinate the production, timing and content of all Inserts. Bank shall not have the right to communicate with Cardholders through the use of Inserts, other than for communications required by Applicable Law or Network Rules or as necessary for Bank to comply with its obligations under this Agreement (including any servicing obligations that Bank assumes pursuant to Section 4.14(b)) and as otherwise mutually agreed by the parties in writing.
Company Inserts. Subject to Applicable Law (including Company’s obligations to ensure delivery of messages to Cardholders required to comply with Applicable Law to be set forth in Inserts, which shall take precedence over all other Inserts), Company shall have the exclusive right to communicate with Cardholders through use of inserts, fillers and bangtails (collectively, “Inserts”), including Inserts selectively targeted for particular classes of Cardholders, in any or all Billing Statements (including print and electronic Billing Statements). Subject to Section 4.4 with respect to the content of Inserts that are Program Materials, Company shall be responsible for the content and “look and feel” of, and the cost of preparing and printing any Inserts, including Inserts required to comply with Applicable Law. Bank shall provide Company reasonable advance notice of all Inserts required by Applicable Law to allow Company to coordinate the production, timing and content of all Inserts. Bank shall not have the right to communicate with Cardholders through the use of Inserts, other than as necessary for Bank to comply with any servicing obligations that Bank assumes pursuant to Section 4.13 or as otherwise mutually agreed by the parties in writing.
Company Inserts. Subject to Applicable Law, Section 5.3(a) and Bank’s system specifications, Company shall have the exclusive right to communicate with Cardholders through use of inserts, fillers and other means made available by Bank (collectively, “Inserts”), including Inserts selectively targeted for particular classes of Cardholders, in any and all Billing Statements (including print and electronic Billing Statements). Notwithstanding the foregoing, any Insert required by Applicable Law shall take precedence over any Company Inserts and shall be the responsibility of Bank. Company shall be responsible for the content and “look and feel” of, and the cost of preparing and printing any Inserts, excluding Inserts required by Applicable Law, and the increased cost of postage caused by such Insert shall be treated as a Program Expense.