Loop Makeup Information and Ordering Sample Clauses

Loop Makeup Information and Ordering. At the CLEC’s request, AT&T will provide CLEC with nondiscriminatory access to its Loop makeup information as it exists in AT&T’s database and records via: a mechanized Loop makeup for near real-time access to data available electronically; or manual Loop makeup for information that may not be available electronically.
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Loop Makeup Information and Ordering. AT&T MICHIGAN will provide Climax with nondiscriminatory access to its loop makeup information set forth originally in AT&T MICHIGAN’s Advanced Service OSS Plan of Record via: (i) a mechanized loop qualification for real-time access to data available electronically in AT&T MICHIGAN’s databases; or (ii) manual loop qualification for information not available electronically (which will carry an interval of 3-5 business days or the interval provided to AT&T MICHIGAN’s advanced services affiliate). Climax will be given nondiscriminatory access to the same loop makeup information that AT&T MICHIGAN is providing to any other Climax, AT&T MICHIGAN’s retail operations and/or its advanced services affiliate. AT&T MICHIGAN’s uniform GUI and application to application OSS interfaces allow Climax, AT&T MICHIGAN’s retail operations and/or its advanced services affiliate, to have real time electronic access as a preordering function to the loop makeup information.
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Loop Makeup Information and Ordering. At the CLEC’s request, AT&T-21STATE will provide CLEC with nondiscriminatory access to its Loop makeup information as it exists in AT&T-21STATE’s database and records via:
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Loop Makeup Information and Ordering. SBC-12STATE will provide CLEC with nondiscriminatory access to its loop makeup information set forth originally in SBC-12STATE’s Advanced Service OSS Plan of Record via: (i) a mechanized loop qualification for real-time access to data available electronically in SBC-12STATE’s databases; or (ii) manual loop qualification for information not available electronically (which will carry an interval of 3-5 business days or the interval provided to SBC-12STATE’s advanced services affiliate in that state). CLEC will be given nondiscriminatory access to the same loop makeup information that SBC-12STATE is providing to any other CLEC, SBC-12STATE’s retail operations and/or its advanced services affiliate(s) in that state. SBC-12STATE’s uniform GUI and application to application OSS interfaces allow CLEC, SBC-12STATE’s retail operations and/or its advanced services affiliate(s), to have real time electronic access as a preordering function to the loop makeup information.
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