Development of Program Website Sample Clauses

Development of Program Website. The Servicer shall develop and maintain a Company-branded website (the “Program Website”) with industry-standard technology and features for a revolving credit card program of this type. (****). The Company and the Servicer shall mutually agree on the technology and features of the Program Website that will be operational commencing with the Servicing Start Date, and the Servicer will use commercially reasonable efforts to comply with such agreement and timing. All written marketing content of the Program Website (other than content thereon constituting copies of or links to Servicer Program Materials) shall be deemed Solicitation Materials subject to review and approval in accordance with the provisions of Section 4.01. After the Servicing Start Date, the Servicer shall cause the Program Website to be accessed primarily by means of links from the Company’s website or links displayed by Internet search engines, as described in the immediately following sentence, to be inaccessible from websites branded for the Servicer, and to contain or otherwise be associated with only such material and links as shall be approved by the Company from time to time. For clarity, Servicer’s communications with Cardholders regarding billing, payment or servicing matters may include links to the Program Website in furtherance of such matters. The Company’s website will provide links to the Program Website on: (i) its home page, (ii) its check-out page, and (iii) such other pages of its website as the Company shall determine from time to time. The Program Website shall also include links back to the Company’s website on the Program Website home page and such other pages as the Parties shall determine from time to time. The Program Website shall include the following functions, (****), and such other functions as the Parties may agree upon from time to time (the Program Website and such functionality, collectively, the “Internet Services”):
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Development of Program Website. The Bank shall develop and maintain (including upgrades and enhancements as new technology becomes utilized among the Company’s competitors or the Bank’s other credit card portfolios and programs, as applicable), at the Bank’s expense, a Company-branded website providing internet services for Cardholders and potential Cardholders with the look and feel consistent with the Company’s website (“Program Website”), which Program Website shall be operational commencing with the Active.15844721.1
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Development of Program Website. The Bank shall develop and maintain, at the Bank's expense, a Company-branded website providing internet services for Cardholders and potential Cardholders, with the look and feel consistent with the Company's website (“Program Website”) which Program Website shall be operational commencing with the Effective Date and shall include a mobile-optimized site for mobile and tablet devices. All written content of the Program Website (other than content thereon constituting copies of or links to Account Documentation) shall be deemed Solicitation Materials subject to review and approval of the Operating Committee in accordance with the provisions of Section 4.5. The Program Website shall be accessed solely by means of links from the Company's website and other websites as agreed upon by the Operating Committee and shall contain or otherwise be associated with only such material and links as shall be agreed by the Operating Committee from time to time. The Company will provide such links on its website to the Program Website as the Operating Committee shall determine from time to time. The Program Website shall include, at a minimum, the features and functionality set forth on Schedule 4.8 and any other features and functionality as are made available by the Bank on the program websites of any other private label or co-branded credit card programs as to which the Bank is issuer or servicer (which features and functionality shall be provided to Company as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming available to such other Programs, unless otherwise elected by Company), and such other functions as may be approved by the Operating Committee from time to time.
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Development of Program Website. The Bank shall develop and maintain (and upgrade and enhance, to include any new technology or features that are used among Comparable Partner Programs), at the Bank’s expense, a Competitive Company-branded website, which shall include a mobile-optimized website for access through mobile (including smartphone and tablet) devices (and mobile applications), providing internet services for Cardholders and potential Cardholders with the look and feel consistent with the Company’s website subject to the Specifications Book, which shall be operational commencing with the Effective Date (the foregoing, the “Program Website”). All written marketing content of the Program Website (other than content thereon constituting copies of or links to Bank Program Materials) shall be deemed Solicitation Materials subject to review and approval of the Marketing Committee in accordance with the provisions of Section 4.5. After the Effective Date, the Bank shall cause the Program Website to be accessed primarily by means of links from the Company’s website or links displayed by Internet search engines, as described in the immediately following sentence, to be inaccessible from Bank-branded websites, and to contain or otherwise be associated with only such material and links as shall be approved by the Marketing Committee from time to time. For clarity, Bank communications with Cardholders regarding billing, payment or servicing matters may include links to the Program Website in furtherance of such matters. The Company’s website will provide links to the Program Website on: (i) its home page, (ii) its check-out page, and (iii) such other pages of its website as the Marketing Committee shall determine from time to time. The Program Website shall also include links back to the Company’s website on the Program Website home page and such other pages as the Marketing Committee shall determine from time to time. The Program Website shall include the following functions, any other features and functionality as are made available by the Bank or its Affiliates’ on the program websites of any other private label or private label and co-branded credit card programs (but with respect to private label and co-branded credit card programs, only those features and functionality relevant to the private label component thereof) for which the Bank is issuer or servicer (which features and functionality shall be provided to the Company as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming available to ...
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