Documentation Format Requirements Sample Clauses

Documentation Format Requirements. With each PPAP Submission delivered hereunder, Supplier shall provide to Tesla one (1) set of electronic files of product, repair, maintenance and support documentation for such Items in accordance with Attachment 5 entitled “PPAP Submission Workbook”. Electronic files shall be source files in either Microsoft® Excel, or Adobe® PDF, or other mutually agreed upon format. If such documentation is not a part of Tesla’s IP Rights, then Tesla shall have the right to use, copy, display, modify, reproduce and distribute such documentation as Tesla deems necessary to support the Items. Tesla may post, or require Supplier to post, such documentation on a Web-based tool accessible by Tesla and its customers.
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Documentation Format Requirements. With each PPAP Submission delivered hereunder, Supplier shall provide to Tesla one (1) set of electronic files of product, repair, maintenance and support documentation for such Items in accordance with Attachment 5 entitled uPPAP Submission Workbook”. Electronic files shall be source files in either Microsoft® Excel, or Adobe® PDF, or other mutually agreed upon format. If such documentation is not a part of [***] Information has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. Tesla’s IP Rights, then Tesla shall have the right to use, copy, display, modify, reproduce and distribute such documentation as Tesla deems necessary to support the Items. Tesla may post, or require Supplier to post, such documentation on a Web-based tool accessible by Tesla and its customers.
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Documentation Format Requirements. With each First Article delivered hereunder, Supplier shall provide to Applied one (1) set of electronic files of product maintenance and support documentation for such Item in accordance with the Supplier First Article Requirements located on the Applied Web Site. Electronic files shall be source files in either Adobe® “Framemaker”, or Microsoft® “Word”, or other mutually agreed upon format. If such documentation is not a part of [* *] Rights, then Applied shall have the right to use, copy, display, modify, reproduce and distribute such documentation as Applied deems necessary to support the Items. Applied may post, or require Supplier to post, such documentation on a Web-based tool accessible by Applied and its customers.
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Documentation Format Requirements. With each First Article delivered hereunder, Supplier shall provide to Applied one (1) hard copy and one (1) set of electronic files of product, repair, maintenance and support documentation for such Item in accordance with Attachment 11 entitled "Supplier First Article Requirements located on the Applied Web Site. Electronic files shall be source files in either Framemaker, MS Word, or other mutually agreed upon format. If such documentation is not a part of Applied's IP Rights, then the parties shall negotiate in good faith for Supplier's provision of documentation necessary for Applied to support the Items. Subject to Supplier IP Rights, Applied shall have the right to use, copy, display, modify, reproduce and distribute such documentation to support the Items as mutually agreed to by the parties. Applied may post, or require Supplier to post, such documentation on a Web-based tool accessible by Applied and its customers.
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