Common use of Electronic Interface Clause in Contracts

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETI. 3.4 SETI shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI DTI shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI DTI to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI DTI xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI DTI may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI DTI and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI DTI to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI DTI requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIDTI. 3.4 SETI DTI shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI Prepaid shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI Prepaid to service customers in an equal and non-non- discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI Prepaid xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI Prepaid may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI Prepaid and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI Prepaid to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI Prepaid requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIPrepaid. 3.4 SETI Prepaid shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI JTC shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI JTC to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI JTC xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI JTC may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI JTC and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI JTC to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI JTC requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIJTC. 3.4 SETI JTC shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI dPi shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI dPi to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI dPi xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI dPi may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI dPi and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI dPi to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI dPi requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIdPi. 3.4 SETI dPi shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI PCS shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI PCS to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI PCS xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI PCS may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI PCS and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI PCS to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI PCS requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIPCS. 3.4 SETI PCS shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI EZPHONE shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI EZPHONE to service customers in an equal and non-non- discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI xxxx EZPHONE bill in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI EZPHONE may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI EZPHONE and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI EZPHONE to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI EZPHONE requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIEZPHONE. 3.4 SETI EZPHONE shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI USTELCOM shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI USTELCOM to service customers in an equal and non-non discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI xxxx in USTELCOM bill xx electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI USTELCOM may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI USTELCOM and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI USTELCOM to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI USTELCOM requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIUSTELCOM. 3.4 SETI USTELCOM shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI QTC shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI QTC to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI QTC xxxx in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI QTC may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI QTC and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI QTC to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI QTC requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIQTC. 3.4 SETI QTC shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI EZ Talk shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI EZ Talk to service customers in an equal and non-non- discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI xxxx EZ Talk bill in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI EZ Talk may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI EZ Talk and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI EZ Talk to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI EZ Talk requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETIEZ Talk. 3.4 SETI EZ Talk shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.

Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-long- term in accordance with established industry standards. 3.1 SETI CDI shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI CDI to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner: 3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS). 3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer. 3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS. 3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI xxxx CDI bill in electronic data 811 format. 3.2 SETI CDI may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI CDI and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI CDI to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible. 3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI CDI requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETICDI. 3.4 SETI CDI shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.