Customer Prerequisites Sample Clauses

Customer Prerequisites. (i) Customer is responsible to ensure that the prerequisites established or required by IRS Publication 1075 are fulfilled prior to introducing FTI into the IRS 1075 Covered Services. (ii) Customer acknowledges that the IRS 1075 Covered Services ordered by Customer under the Subscription enable End Users optionally to access and use a variety of additional resources, applications, or services that are (a) provided by third parties, or (b) provided by Microsoft subject to their own terms of use or privacy policies (collectively, for convenience, “add-ons”), as described in services documentation and/or in the portal through which your administrator(s) will manage and configure the IRS 1075 Covered Services. (iii) Customer is responsible for reviewing Online Services documentation, configuring the services, and adopting and implementing such policies and practices for your End Users’ use of IRS 1075 Covered Services, (iv) Customer acknowledges that only IRS 1075 Covered Services will be delivered subject to the terms of this section. No other services are supported by the terms of this section. Without limiting the foregoing, data that Customer elects to provide to the Microsoft technical support organization (“Support Data”), if any, or data provided by or on Customer’s behalf to Microsoft’s billing or commerce systems in connection with purchasing/ordering IRS 1075 Covered Services (“Billing Data”), if any, is not subject to the provisions of this section. Customer is solely responsible for ensuring that FTI is not provided as Support Data or Billing Data.
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Customer Prerequisites. (i) Customer is responsible for ensuring that the prerequisites established or required by the ITAR are fulfilled prior to introducing ITAR-controlled data into the ITAR Covered Services. (ii) Customer acknowledges that the ITAR Covered Services ordered by Customer under this Agreement enable End Users optionally to access and use a variety of additional resources, applications, or services that are (a) provided by third parties, or (b) provided by Microsoft subject to their own terms of use or privacy policies (collectively, for convenience, “add-ons”), as described in services documentation and/or in the portal through which Customer’s administrator(s) will manage and configure the ITAR Covered Services. (iii) Customer is responsible for reviewing Online Services documentation, configuring the ITAR Covered Services, and adopting and implementing such policies and practices for Customer’s End Users’ use of ITAR Covered Services, together with any add-ons, as Customer determines are appropriate to comply with the ITAR or other legal or regulatory requirements applicable to Customer and not generally applicable to Microsoft as an IT service provider. (iv) Customer acknowledges that only ITAR Covered Services will be delivered subject to the terms of this Section. Processing and storage of ITAR-controlled data in other services, including without limitation add-ons, is not supported. Without limiting the foregoing, data that Customer elects to provide to the Microsoft technical support organization, if any, or data provided by or on Customer’s behalf to Microsoft’s billing or commerce systems in connection with purchasing or ordering ITAR Covered Services, if any, is not subject to the provisions of this Section. Customer is solely responsible for ensuring that ITAR-controlled data is not included in support information or support case artifacts.
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Customer Prerequisites. (i) Microsoft’s representations as it relates to its CJIS Covered Services’ compliance with the FBI Criminal Justice Information Systems (“CJIS”) Security Addendum (Appendix H of FBI CJIS Policy) are subject to Customer’s incorporation of applicable state-specific CJIS Amendment terms and conditions into Customer’s order with the Contractor. They are also subject to Customer’s incorporation and flow down of such terms in Customer’s contracts with a Covered Entity. (ii) Please visit xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/en-us/TrustCenter/Compliance/CJIS for additional information about CJIS Covered States and CJIS Covered Services. Note that not all states are CJIS Covered States and that different CJIS Covered Services may apply in different CJIS Covered States. For more information about how to sign up for CJIS Covered Services through an Enterprise Agreement, please visit xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/en-us/pricing/enterprise-agreement/. For purposes of this section, if Customer is not in a CJIS Covered State, then Microsoft is unable to provide CJIS-related representations at this time, and no CJIS Amendment will apply. (iii) Customer can access the terms and conditions of Microsoft’s adherence to the FBI CJIS Policy by contacting the CSA in a CJIS Covered State. The Security Addendum for Private Contractors (Cloud Providers) referenced in the FBI CJIS Policy and CSA-provided terms and conditions is incorporated herein by reference, and you acknowledge that Microsoft's support for CJI will be in accordance with those terms agreed to and/or signed by the applicable state CSA. Customer also acknowledges that it is Customer’s responsibility to contact the applicable state CSA for this and any additional information. Customer is required to, and acknowledge it will, work directly with the applicable state CSA for any CJIS-related documentation and audit requirements. (iv) Customer is responsible to ensure that the CJIS Security Addendum has been signed by the CSA, that the CSA has approved Customer’s use of the Covered Services to store or process CJI, and that any other prerequisites established or required by either the FBI, state CSA, or Customer is fulfilled prior to introducing CJI into the Covered Services. (v) Customer acknowledges that it will keep records of any Covered Entity to which it provides CJIS State Agreements or other CJIS-related documentation Customer obtains from the state CSA and shall make such records available to Microsoft promptly upon request.
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Customer Prerequisites. 3.1 Customer must provision and maintain the minimum operating systems, browsers and hardware requirements set out at xxxxx://xxxxxxx. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xx/xx/xxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxx (“Customer Prerequisites”) to receive the Service. Vodafone is not responsible for any performance or non-performance issues with the Service caused by Customer failing to comply with the Customer Prerequisites. If Customer fails to provision or maintain the Customer Prerequisites, Vodafone may terminate the Service and apply a Recovery Charge. 3.2 The LAN at each Customer Site links all the User devices, clients and any Customer Equipment with the Platform, via the Internet. Customer may check their WAN and LAN bandwidth at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/gb/en/network-and-system-requirements/ network-requirements.html Unless Customer has purchased Vodafone LAN and Connectivity designed to support Vodafone Business UC, Customer is responsible for any connectivity-related issues.
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Customer Prerequisites. Customer agrees to provide the following on the Event Date: (a) one 120- volt AC circuit, 15 amperes AC (separate from other equipment) within 15 feet; and (b) table sized to accommodate and support the chocolate fountain (100 pounds minimum); and (c) condiments (if contracted for by customer with a third party).
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Customer Prerequisites. An existing, reliable and adequately dimensioned Internet connection is required to use the Software. It is not possible to use the Software without an Internet connection. Furthermore, a connection to the API must be established by the Customer. This can be done via an independent software implementation or by using an already implemented software solution for different platforms (see xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxxxx).
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Customer Prerequisites. (i) Customer will maintain a NENA Company Identifier and remain in good standing with NENA standards, including, but not limited to the requirement that Customer will have live technical assistance available on a 24 hour, 7 day a week basis, to permit any PSAP to contact Customer for information that may assist with call trace, hostage situations, investigation of prank calls, etc.; (ii) Customer will be solely responsible for compliance with all applicable laws and/or other governmental Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx
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Customer Prerequisites. (i) Customer will maintain a NENA Company Identifier and remain in good standing with NENA standards, including, but not limited to the requirement that Customer will have live technical assistance available on a 24 hour, 7 day a week basis, to permit any PSAP to contact Customer for information that may assist with call trace, hostage situations, investigation of prank calls, etc.; (ii) Customer will be solely responsible for compliance with all applicable laws and/or other governmental requirements imposed or required by any state or other applicable governmental authority; (iii) Customer will upload only landline and/or VoIP Subscriber Records into Bandwidth’s database; if Customer wishes to add End Users of cellular or wireless communications services at any time, Customer and Bandwidth will mutually execute a separate written agreement with respect to any such cellular or wireless End Users; (iv) Customer will route all 911 dialed End User calls to Bandwidth’s network using industry standard SIP protocols and by means of an exchange of IP addresses between Customer and Bandwidth’s respective call routers; (v) Customer will inform any party using (or any party that might use) the Service of the difference between traditional 911 and VoIP 911 service in compliance with all applicable laws and/or other governmental requirements imposed or required by any governmental authority, including, without limitation, the FCC; for clarity, (A) Bandwidth will not be responsible if 911 service is unavailable due to loss of power; certain features may not be compatible with 911 service; and Bandwidth reserves the right to refuse provisioning or modification of features or service if such provisioning or modification adversely affects 911 service, and (B) Customer will provide each End User with an Acknowledgment of the Service and Limitations in a form in compliance with any applicable laws and/or other governmental requirements imposed or required by any governmental authority, including, without limitation, the FCC, and require End Users to execute the same; (vi) Customer will be solely responsible to test the 911 service after installation and periodically throughout the Initial SOF Term or any applicable Renewal SOF Term and will notify Bandwidth if Bandwidth notes any issues at any time with the Service; (vii) Customer will cooperatively test 911 service and share the results of such testing at the request of Bandwidth; (viii) Customer will ensure that all devic...
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