Common use of Initial Growth Cap Clause in Contracts

Initial Growth Cap. If Your Use of the Purchased Suite at any time during the first six months of the Suite Term exceeds 105% of Your initial Entitlement (“Initial Growth Cap”), then Cisco has the right to (1) issue to Your Approved Source(s) a True Forward invoice for all associated charges for such increased Use over the applicable Entitlement for the remainder of the Suite Term, after accounting for any applicable Growth Allowance; and (2) adjust Your Entitlement for that Suite or Add-On on a going-forward basis to the increased Use level.

Initial Growth Cap. If Your Use of the a Purchased Suite at any time during the first six months of the Suite Term exceeds 105% of Your initial Entitlement (“Initial Growth Cap”), then Cisco has the right at the next quarterly anniversary of the Initial SPNA Order to (1i) issue to Your Approved Source(s) Source a True Forward invoice for all associated charges for such increased Use over the applicable Entitlement for the remainder of the Suite Term, after accounting for any applicable Growth Allowancegrowth allowance; and (2ii) adjust Your Entitlement for that Purchased Suite or Add-On on a going-forward basis to the increased Use level.

Initial Growth Cap. If Your Use of the Purchased Suite at any time during the first six months of the Suite Term exceeds 105% of Your initial then-current Entitlement (“Initial Growth Cap”), then Cisco has the right to (1) issue to Your Approved Source(s) a True Forward invoice for all associated charges for such increased Use over the applicable Entitlement for the remainder of the Suite Term, after accounting for any applicable Growth Allowance; and (2) adjust Your Entitlement for that Suite or Add-On on on a going-forward basis to the increased Use level.