Licensing Audit. Upon CCH’s written request, Partner must furnish CCH with a signed certificate verifying that Partner’s version of the OIP Kit is being used (a) pursuant to the terms of this Agreement and (b) only by Authorized Users. At its expense, CCH may, itself or by third party agents, audit Partner’s compliance with the requirements of this Agreement. Any such audit will be conducted not more than once per calendar year and during regular business hours at Partner’s facilities and will not unreasonably interfere with Partner’s business activities. During any such audit CCH and its designees may (i) have access to Partner’s computer systems and records solely for the purpose of evaluating Partner’s use of the OIP Kit, and (ii) conduct forensic reviews thereof and may interview any of Partner’s current and former employees and contractors. Any of CCH’s auditors performing such an audit shall do so only after executing reasonable nondisclosure agreements reasonably satisfactory to Partner. If CCH determines that Partner has not paid appropriate fees as provided in the OIP Kit Order Form or any renewal order invoice for use of the OIP Kit by Partner or Partner’s customers, Partner will be invoiced for such fees, plus an additional 1.5% monthly interest rate, or the maximum lawful amount, of the unpaid fees (dating back to the time when such fees should have been paid). Partner shall pay (directly or by reimbursing CCH) the reasonable cost of the audit if the audit detects unpaid fees that exceed five percent (5%) of the total fees actually paid for the period so audited. This right shall not limit or preclude any additional remedies available to CCH provided by law or equity.
Licensing Audit. Upon CCH’s written request, Customer must furnish CCH with a signed certificate verifying that Customer’s version of the Software is being used (a) pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, (b) only at the Designated Office(s) and (c) only by Authorized Users. At its expense, CCH may, itself or by third party agents, audit Customer’s compliance with the requirements of this Agreement. Any such audit will be conducted not more than once per calendar year and during regular business hours at Customer’s facilities and will not unreasonably interfere with Customer’s business activities. During any such audit CCH and its designees may have access to Customer’s computer systems and records and conduct forensic reviews thereof and may interview any of Customer’s current and former employees and contractors. If CCH determines that Customer has not paid appropriate license or other Fees for use of the Software or Deliverables at any location, Customer will be invoiced for such license and other Fees, plus an additional 1.5% monthly interest rate, or the maximum lawful amount, of the unpaid Fees (dating back to the time when such Fees should have been paid). Customer shall pay (directly or by reimbursing CCH) the reasonable cost of the audit if the audit detects unpaid Fees that exceed five percent (5%) of the total Fees actually paid for the period so audited. This right shall not limit or preclude any additional remedies available to CCH provided by law or equity.
Licensing Audit. The use of xxxxx.xx cloud products obligates the customer to provide xxxxx.xx with a license overview of its platform as part of regular recurring audits. The customer creates and sends the overview in cooperation with xxxxx.xx. xxxxx.xx does not have access to the end customer platform at any point during an audit. If the operation system and/or applications for a virtual server are not properly licensed, xxxxx.xx AG has the right to invoice all licensing costs and any penalties charged by the software supplier as of the point in time when the server was put into operation.
Licensing Audit. Upon CCH’s written request, Integrator must furnish CCH with a signed certificate verifying that Integrator’s version of the OIP is being used (a) pursuant to the terms of this Agreement; (b) only by Authorized Users; and (c) Integrator entered into agreements with its customers for use of the Integration with a provision specifically excluding CCH from liability for Integrator customer’s use of the Integration. At its expense, CCH may, itself or by third- party agents, audit Integrator’s compliance with the requirements of this Agreement. Any such audit will be conducted not more than once per calendar year and during regular business hours at Integrator’s facilities and will not unreasonably interfere with Integrator’s business activities. During any such audit CCH and its designees may (i) have access to Integrator’s computer systems and records solely for the purpose of evaluating Integrator’s use of the OIP, and (ii) conduct forensic reviews thereof and may interview any of Integrator’s current and former employees and contractors. Any of CCH’s auditors performing such an audit shall do so only after executing reasonable nondisclosure agreements reasonably satisfactory to Integrator. If CCH determines that Integrator has not paid appropriate fees as provided in this Agreement or the SOW or invoice, Integrator will be invoiced for such fees, plus an additional one and one-half percent (1.5%) monthly interest rate, or the maximum lawful amount, of the unpaid fees (dating back to the time when such fees should have been paid). Integrator shall pay (directly or by reimbursing CCH) the reasonable cost of the audit if the audit detects unpaid fees that exceed five percent (5%) of the total fees actually paid for the period so audited. This right shall not limit or preclude any additional remedies available to CCH provided by law or equity.
Licensing Audit. Upon Wolters Kluwer’s written request, Customer shall furnish Wolters Kluwer with a signed certificate verifying that Customer’s version of the CCH Portal Software is being used (a) pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, (b) only at the Designated Office(s) and (c) only by Authorized Users. At its expense, Wolters Kluwer may audit Customer’s compliance with the requirements of this Agreement. Any such audit shall be conducted during regular business hours at Customer’s facilities and shall not unreasonably interfere with Customer’s business activities. During such an audit Wolters Kluwer shall be allowed to interview any of Customer’s current and former employees and contractors. If Wolters Kluwer determines that Customer has not paid appropriate license or other fees for use of the CCH Portal Software or Deliverables at any location, Customer will be invoiced for such license and other fees, plus an additional 1.5% monthly interest rate, or the maximum lawful amount, of the unpaid fees (dating back to the time when such fees should have been paid). Wolters Kluwer shall recoup and Customer shall pay the reasonable cost of the audit if the audit detects unpaid fees that exceed five percent (5%) of the total fees actually paid for the period so audited. This right shall not limit or preclude any additional remedies available to Wolters Kluwer provided by law or equity.
