Initial Functionality Clause Samples
The Initial Functionality clause defines the specific features or capabilities that a product, service, or system must possess upon delivery or at the start of its use. Typically, this clause outlines the minimum requirements or baseline operations that must be met before the product is considered acceptable, such as core software modules being operational or essential hardware components being installed. Its core practical function is to set clear expectations for both parties regarding what constitutes a completed or usable deliverable at the outset, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over whether contractual obligations have been met.
Initial Functionality. Company has demonstrated the Platform to Customer and delivered to Customer an electronic version of such demonstration and/or a list of sample screen shots (the “Demonstration Version”). At the time of delivery to Customer, the Platform will have substantially the same “look and feel,” features, and functionality of the Demonstration Version and no fewer features and no less functionality than the versions of the comparable product delivered to other customers of Company, except for features and functionality separately specified and purchased by other customers. At the time of delivery to Customer, the Platform will have the ability to generate the reports listed on Schedule B.
Initial Functionality. Operator has demonstrated the Platform to Funding Portal and delivered to Funding Portal an electronic version of such demonstration and/or a list of sample screen shots (the “Demonstration Version”). At the time of delivery to Funding Portal, the Platform will have substantially the same “look and feel,” features, and functionality of the Demonstration Version and no fewer features and no less functionality than the versions of the comparable product delivered to other customers of Operator, except for features and functionality separately specified and purchased by other customers.
Initial Functionality. Company has demonstrated the Portal to Customer (the “Demonstration Version”). At the time of delivery to Customer, the Portal will have substantially the same “look and feel,” features, and functionality of the Demonstration Version.
Initial Functionality. Company has demonstrated the website and bundles to the Customer and delivered to Customer via. AnyDesk 1:1 live session. At the time of delivery to Customer, the website will have substantially unique “look and feel”, and functionality of the Demonstration Version and no fewer features and no less functionality than the versions of the comparable product delivered to other customers of Company, except for features and functionality separately specified and purchased by other customers.
Initial Functionality. Company has demonstrated the Platform to Customer and delivered to Customer an electronic version of such demonstration and/or a list of sample screen shots (the “Demonstration Version”). At the time of delivery to Customer, the Platform will have substantially the same “look and feel,” features, and functionality of the Demonstration Version and no fewer features and no less functionality than the versions of the comparable product delivered to other customers of Company, except for features and functionality separately specified and purchased by other customers. At the time of delivery to Customer, the Platform will have the ability to generate the reports listed on Schedule B. Future Functionality. Following delivery of the Platform to Customer, Company shall incorporate into the Portal such additional features and functionality as Company makes available to its customers generally without charge. Company shall give Customer reasonable advance notice of such additional features and functionality if they are material to the operation of the Portal. Company may not materially change the “look and feel” of the Platform without the consent of Customer, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. Technical Specifications. Company has provided Customer with the technical specifications of the Platform and Company’s own technology infrastructure (to the extent relevant to the operation of the Platform), including but not limited to security specifications. Should Company wish to make any material modification of such technical specifications it shall use reasonable efforts to notify Customer no less than ninety (90) days in advance.
Initial Functionality. Kubient has demonstrated the Kubient Ad Engine to Sphere and shall deliver to Sphere an electronic version of such demonstration and/or a list of sample screen shots (the “Demonstration Version”). At the time of delivery to Sphere, the Kubient Ad Engine will have substantially the same “look and feel,” features, and functionality of the Demonstration Version and no fewer features and no less functionality than the versions of the comparable product delivered to other customers of Kubient, except for features and functionality separately specified and purchased by other customers.