LEAD RETRIEVAL Sample Clauses

LEAD RETRIEVAL. 1) If Exhibitor who purchases lead retrieval, Exhibitor acknowledges that any contact information (“Attendee Data”) from persons or entities who visit its booth space shall be used solely by Exhibitor for its legitimate, internal business purposes.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. All data collected by Exhibitor through Management supplied lead retrieval systems is in all respects the exclusive property of Management and hereby licensed to Exhibitor.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. Exhibitor acknowledges that the official service provider for lead retrieval services is Experient. Exhibitor may use the official service provider to collect contact information from persons who visit such Exhibitor’s space (“Attendee Data”) or they may use a third party, who is not contracted by IE, for the same service. In both cases, Exhibitor acknowledges that any Attendee Data so collected shall be used solely by Exhibitor for its legitimate internal business purposes. Without limiting the foregoing, Exhibitor understands and agrees that (i) it will not sell, transfer or otherwise distribute to any third party all or any part of any Attendee Data, (ii) it will not make or attempt to make any compilation of the attendees and/or other participants of the Event or any other derivative work of any Attendee Data, (iii) it will not otherwise use any Attendee Data in connection with any illegal, distasteful, immoral, dishonest or fraudulent activity and (iv) the compilation of the attendees and/or other participants of the Event is the sole property of IE.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. By allowing an industry partner to receive your contact information throughout the Event, you are opting-in to receiving communications from that entity. You will be subject to their communications and privacy policy and must opt-out with them directly.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. The lead-retrieval list is intended for exhibitor use only; it is not to be resold.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. Lead retrieval services are built directly into the Show platform. Exhibitor may use the Visitor Data obtained through the lead retrieval functions in accordance with Section 8 below.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. By allowing RealPage to receive and display Your contact information throughout the Event, You are opting-in to receiving communications from Event sponsors, exhibitors, and other attendees. You will be subject to RealPage’s Privacy Policy and may opt-out from receiving such communications from RealPage.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. (14.1) Exhibitors who have purchased Elite or Premier Virtual Exhibit Booth Space receive lead retrieval with their booth purchase. Exhibitor acknowledges that any contact information (“Attendee Data”) from persons or entities who visit its Virtual Exhibit Booth Space shall be used solely by Exhibitor for its legitimate, internal business purposes. (14.2) Exhibitor will not sell, transfer, or otherwise distribute any part of Attendee Data to a third party. (14.
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LEAD RETRIEVAL. In the event of a virtual Show, lead retrieval services are built directly into the Show platform. Exhibitor may use the Visitor Data obtained through the lead retrieval functions in accordance with Section 8 below. In the event of an in-person Show, SAGE provides SAGE ShowLink Lite™ for exhibitor lead retrieval. One device with ShowLink Lite sohware will be provided per Exhibitor as part of the booth fees. Additional devices are available for rental. Subject to Exhibitor’s compliance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement, SAGE grants to Exhibitor a non-exclusive, personal, limited license to use the complimentary and any paid for devices and associated ShowLink Lite sohware (collectively, “ShowLink Devices”) solely for the intended purpose of capturing leads at the SAGE Show. Except for the foregoing license, all devices and SAGE ShowLink Lite sohware shall remain the sole property of SAGE. Exhibitor may not share any ShowLink Devices with anyone outside of its company personnel, attempt to install or use other apps on the device on a ShowLink Device, or change or attempt to change the ShowLink Device’s configuration options. ShowLink Devices must be returned to SAGE’s lead retrieval kiosk within one (1) hour xxxx the show floor is closed to attendees each day. Any ShowLink Devices not returned by such time will be deemed lost. If a ShowLink Device is lost, stolen, or damaged in any way, Exhibitor agrees to reimburse SAGE for the full replacement cost of the device. As SAGE’s non-exclusive remedy, Exhibitor hereby authorizes SAGE to charge such amount to any credit card that SAGE has on file for Exhibitor. Exhibitor must immediately report any loss, theh or damage of the device to show management.
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