Facility Systems and Cooperation Sample Clauses

Facility Systems and Cooperation. If the Facility requests that Provider interface with Facility’s systems and/or with any third-party service provider(s), then the Facility shall provide access to the necessary technical information and specifications of its systems in order for Provider to be able to interface with the Facility systems and with any such third-party service provider(s). Such technical information shall include, at a minimum, contact information for relevant Facility and service provider personnel, and a general description of the intended interface. Technical information should also include application programming interface (API) specifications and documentation, network service endpoint URI’s, and authentication credentials. Only if Provider has an existing interface with the Facility’s service provider(s) shall this requirement be waived, and then only at Provider’s sole discretion. In addition, the Facility shall provide any technical specifications required for the introduction of any new TEAM features and/or Provider services as they are introduced and/or agreed to by the Facility. Such technical information should include, at a minimum, detailed descriptions of intended operations of the requested feature(s), and any additional required Facility and/or service provider contact information necessary to implement such new feature(s). Best practices require technical information to include flow charts, technical drawings, and/or screenshots of similar features in other software applications. All such systems and contact information shall be submitted by the Facility to the Provider within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date. The failure of Facility to provide the required technical and contact information will slow the integration and onset of Provider’s services, will impact commission rates, will result in diminished service capabilities by Provider, and may be considered a breach of this Agreement by Provider.
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