Error Correction Service Sample Clauses

Error Correction Service. 4.1 An error for these purposes is, any failure by the Software to operate in all material respects in accordance with the User Manuals that apply to it; or any other material defect in the Software which has an adverse effect on its use or operation. 4.2 If an error in the Software occurs, the Customer must notify SAPPHIRE as soon as it is reasonably possible to do so. Notification may be by phone, fax or e-mail (via the numbers and e-mail address referred to at xxxx://xxx.XXXXXXXXxxxxxxx.xxx/uk/customer_resources/portal.htm 4.3 Once it has received notification of an error, SAPPHIRE will log the error in it’s service management system and allocate the error a reference number which will be provided to the Customer Representative. 4.4 SAPPHIRE will then use its reasonable endeavours to correct the error or ascertain a corrected version of the Software from the relevant software author and provide the Customer with a resolution or corrected version of the Software within the time limits set out below in Clause 9, the time limits vary according to the nature and severity of the error. SAPPHIRE will be responsible for determining how severe the error is (and therefore what time limits apply). If the Customer is unhappy with the severity level assigned to a given error by SAPPHIRE, the Customer will have the ability to escalate the matter to the appropriate Support Manager within SAPPHIRE. If agreement cannot still be reached with regards the severity level assigned the matter will be referred to a Director of SAPPHIRE for a final and binding decision. 4.5 SAPPHIRE's obligation is only to use its reasonable efforts to correct the relevant error or ascertain the correction from the relevant software author and supply such a corrected version of the Software within the applicable time limits; these time limits are not absolute. Severity categories and applicable time limits are set out in Clause 9 below; failure by SAPPHIRE to meet these time limits will not in itself constitute a material breach for the purposes of these terms and the entire Agreement. 4.6 In the course of investigating an error, SAPPHIRE may identify a possible method of using the Software which avoids the error or minimises its effect and which does not result in substantial extra inconvenience or expense for the Customer (a "Workaround"). If a Workaround is identified and notified to the Customer, then the Customer must implement the Workaround as soon as possible. Once a Workaround has bee...
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Error Correction Service. Within a reasonable period following receipt of the report of the Error we will:  investigate the Error and provide an initial response which will include an estimate of the time required to fix the Error;  correct the Error within a reasonable time of your reporting the Error to us or, if correction is not possible, provide a temporary fix, solution or workaround that will enable you to avoid the Error until we provide a full or permanent solution; or  inform you if we do not consider the Error one which it is our responsibility to correct. The Error Correction Service does not include the correction of any Errors to the extent that they are caused by:  any unauthorised modification of Cogmed by you or a third party;  your use of Cogmed other than in accordance with its documentation and your Contract, including without limitation your failure to comply with clause 2 (Service Access) of the Terms and Conditions;  a failure or fault in any third party products, services or materials or the use or combination of Cogmed with third party products, services or materials not supplied by us or certified by us as being interoperable or compatible with Cogmed;  functional changes to Cogmed that you specifically request us to undertake; or  an Error that arises due to your or your Usersact or default or any misuse by you or your Users of Cogmed.
Error Correction Service. 4.1 An error for these purposes is, any failure by the Software to operate in all material respects in accordance with the User Manuals that apply to it; or any other material defect in the Software which has an adverse effect on its use or operation. 4.2 If an error in the Software occurs, the Customer must notify SAPPHIRE as soon as it is reasonably possible to do so. Notification may be by phone, fax or e-mail (via the numbers and e- mail address referred to at xxxx://xxx.XXXXXXXXxxxxxxx.xxx/uk/customer_resources/portal.htm 4.3 Once it has received notification of an error, SAPPHIRE will log the error in it’s service management system and allocate the error a reference number which will be provided to the Customer Representative. 4.4 SAPPHIRE will then use its reasonable endeavours to correct the error or ascertain a corrected version of the Software from the relevant software author and provide the Customer with a resolution or corrected version of the Software within the time limits set out below in Clause 9, the time limits vary according to the nature and severity of the error. SAPPHIRE will be responsible for determining how severe the error is (and therefore what time limits apply). If the Customer is unhappy with the severity level assigned to a given error by SAPPHIRE, the Customer will have the ability to escalate the matter to the appropriate Support Manager within SAPPHIRE. If agreement cannot still be reached with regards the severity level assigned the matter will be referred to a Director of SAPPHIRE for a final and binding decision. 4.5 SAPPHIRE's obligation is only to use its reasonable efforts to correct the relevant error or ascertain the correction from the relevant software author and supply such a corrected version
Error Correction Service. 5.1 As part of the Error Correction Service Customer may report Errors to Supplier’s Help Desk addresses and/or telephone numbers informed by Supplier. Unless otherwise agreed in the Agreement, the Help Desk will serve during the Service Hours. The Error Correction Service may be contacted only by such Customer’s named main users, who are trained and qualified in the use and function of the respective Software. 5.2 Supplier will use commercially reasonable efforts to investigate and correct reported Errors after the receipt from Customer of sufficient information regarding the Error. Supplier will perform investigation and correction efforts during the Service Hours. Supplier cannot, however, warrant that each and every Error can or will be corrected or that the Errors can be corrected within a certain time period. Supplier may prioritize the investigation and correction of different Errors taking into account their severity and effect, as estimated by Supplier. 5.3 The Error Correction Service with a fixed price does not cover correction of Errors: (a) that are caused by misuse, such as use in violation of the applicable Supplier’s software license terms, Documentation, provisions of the Agreement or instructions provided by Supplier; (b) if caused by the use of the Software with any other product, service, hardware or system not supplied by Supplier; (c) if the Software is used against the usage environment specifications in the Documentation or Specifications; (d) that are caused by modification of the Software or a faulty integration or installation performed by anyone else than Supplier; or (e) that are corrected by Supplier in an update, upgrade or earlier Correction of the Software. 5.4 If an Error is not covered by the fixed price of the Error Correction Service, Supplier shall be entitled to charge for the investigation and correction of the Error in accordance with Supplier’s general price list. The Parties also understand that Supplier might not be reasonably able to investigate or correct Errors caused by the matters listed in sub-section 5.3 above.
Error Correction Service. Within a reasonable period following receipt of the report of the Error we will: • investigate the Error and provide an initial response which will include an estimate of the time required to fix the Error; • correct the Error within a reasonable time of your reporting the Error to us or, if correction is not possible, provide a temporary fix, solution or workaround that will enable you to avoid the Error until we provide a full or permanent solution; • at our sole discretion, supply a corrected version of the relevant part of Cogmed to you as a bug fix, enhancement or new version; or • inform you if we do not consider the Error one which it is our responsibility to correct. The Error Correction Service does not include the correction of any Errors to the extent that they are caused by: • any unauthorised modification of Cogmed by you or a third party; • your use of Cogmed other than in accordance with its documentation and your Contract, including without limitation your failure to comply with clause 2 (Service Access) of the Terms and Conditions; • a failure or fault in any third party products, services or materials or the use or combination of Cogmed with third party products, services or materials not supplied by us or certified by us as being interoperable or compatible with Cogmed; • functional changes to Cogmed that you specifically request us to undertake; or • an Error that arises due to your or your Usersact or default or any misuse by you or your Users of Cogmed.

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