Common use of Mutual Compensation Clause in Contracts

Mutual Compensation. 27.11.1 The Parties will xxxx each other reciprocal compensation in accordance with the standards and record exchange requirements set forth in this Agreement in the Pricing Schedule and in accordance with Section 27.11.5, below. 27.11.2 In SBC-AMERITECH, billing for mutual compensation will be provided in accordance with mutually agreed to CABS-like data content via current industry processes for mutual compensation, as described in Section 27.3.2, preceding. 27.11.3 Where a procedure has not already been set forth in this Article, the Parties will work cooperatively to establish, not later than thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of the Agreement, a method of billing, collecting and remitting for local charges which are billed and collected by one Party but earned by the other Party. 27.11.4 When CLEC is a local switch network element customer of SBC-AMERITECH, SBC-AMERITECH will calculate a third party switch originated mutual compensation statewide average revenue per access line which will be multiplied by CLEC’s switch port count to arrive at CLEC’s compensation for terminating traffic originated from a third party. SBC-AMERITECH will calculate each month’s statewide average revenue/access line using that month’s mutual compensation summary data and apply to each CLEC switch port in service to arrive at that month’s compensation. 27.11.5 When CLEC is a local switch network element customer of SBC-AMERITECH, provision of records by SBC-AMERITECH for mutual compensation will be as specified in the Southwestern Xxxx Resale/Unbundled Network Elements Usage Extract User Guide Dated April 12, 2000, or as otherwise agreed to by the Parties.

Mutual Compensation. 27.11.1 The Parties will xxxx each other reciprocal compensation in accordance with the standards and record exchange requirements set forth in this Agreement in the Pricing Schedule and in accordance with Section 27.11.5, below. 27.11.2 In SBC-AMERITECH, billing for mutual compensation will be provided in accordance with mutually agreed to CABS-CABS- like data content via current industry processes for mutual compensation, as described in Section 27.3.2, preceding. 27.11.3 Where a procedure has not already been set forth in this Article, the Parties will work cooperatively to establish, not later than thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of the Agreement, a method of billing, collecting and remitting for local charges which are billed and collected by one Party but earned by the other Party. 27.11.4 When CLEC is a local switch network element customer of SBC-AMERITECH, SBC-AMERITECH will calculate a third party switch originated mutual compensation statewide average revenue per access line which will be multiplied by CLEC’s switch port count to arrive at CLEC’s compensation for terminating traffic originated from a third party. SBC-AMERITECH will calculate each month’s statewide average revenue/access line using that month’s mutual compensation summary data and apply to each CLEC switch port in service to arrive at that month’s compensation. 27.11.5 When CLEC is a local switch network element customer of SBC-AMERITECH, provision of records by SBC-AMERITECH for mutual compensation will be as specified in the Southwestern Xxxx Resale/Unbundled Network Elements Usage Extract User Guide Dated April 12, 2000, or as otherwise agreed to by the Parties.

Mutual Compensation. 27.11.1 The Parties will xxxx each other reciprocal compensation in accordance with the standards and record exchange requirements set forth in this Agreement in the Pricing Schedule and in accordance with Section 27.11.5, below. 27.11.2 In SBC-AMERITECH, billing for mutual compensation will be provided in accordance with mutually agreed to CABS-like data content via current industry processes for mutual compensation, as described in Section 27.3.2, preceding. 27.11.3 Where a procedure has not already been set forth in this Article, the Parties will work cooperatively to establish, not later than thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of the Agreement, a method of billing, collecting and remitting for local charges which are billed and collected by one Party but earned by the other Party. 27.11.4 When CLEC is a local switch network element customer of SBC-SBC- AMERITECH, SBC-AMERITECH will calculate a third party switch originated mutual compensation statewide average revenue per access line which will be multiplied by CLEC’s switch port count to arrive at CLEC’s compensation for terminating traffic originated from a third party. SBC-AMERITECH will calculate each month’s statewide average revenue/access line using that month’s mutual compensation summary data and apply to each CLEC switch port in service to arrive at that month’s compensation. 27.11.5 When CLEC is a local switch network element customer of SBC-SBC- AMERITECH, provision of records by SBC-AMERITECH for mutual compensation will be as specified in the Southwestern Xxxx Resale/Unbundled Network Elements Usage Extract User Guide Dated April 12, 2000, or as otherwise agreed to by the Parties.