Initiating AribaPay Transactions Sample Clauses

Initiating AribaPay Transactions. It is solely Customer’s responsibility to: (i) initiate payment transactions through the AribaPay Service; (ii) implement appropriate security precautions regarding which Customer’s Named Users have authority to initiate payment transactions; (iii) validate the AribaPay Suppliers to receive payment as required; and, (iv) determine if the Service will meet Customer’s own particular internal, legal and regulatory requirements related to the submission and processing of payments in satisfaction of outstanding invoices.
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Initiating AribaPay Transactions. It is solely Customer’s responsibility to: (i) initiate payment transactions through the AribaPay Service; (ii) implement appropriate security precautions regarding which Customer’s Named Users have authority to initiate payment transactions; (iii) validate the AribaPay Suppliers to receive payment as required; and, (iv) determine if the Service will meet Customer’s own particular internal, legal and regulatory requirements related to the submission and processing of payments in satisfaction of outstanding invoices. 启动 AribaPay 交易。客户将全权负责:(i) 通过 AribaPay 服务启动付款交易;(ii) 就哪些客户的指定用户有权启动付款交易采取适当的安全防范措施;(iii) 确认 AribaPay 供应商按照要求收款,以及 (iv) 确定服务是否满足与针对未清发票提交和处理付款相关的客户本身独特的内部要求、法律要求和监管要求。
Initiating AribaPay Transactions. It is solely Customer’s responsibility to:

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