Common use of Notices and Electronic Communications Clause in Contracts

Notices and Electronic Communications. Your day to day communication with Sage must be via the contact details given in Sage’s relevant documentation and Sage’s communication to you will be via those details given to Sage when you accepted this Agreement (or any new details which you subsequently notify to Sage). Each party will use the appropriate communication medium, including e-mail and in the case of Sage communicating with you, by publishing notices on its website. Any formal notice required to be given under this Agreement will be in writing and will be sent by pre-paid mail or recorded delivery or by email to the party required to receive the notice at the address given for that party. Any notice will be deemed to have been duly received if sent by: (a) pre-paid mail, 48 hours after posting; or (b) recorded delivery on the next business day; or (c) email at 0900 on the next business day after the email is sent, or earlier if the intended recipient has confirmed receipt (either specifically or by conduct).

Notices and Electronic Communications. Your day to day communication with Sage must be via the contact details given in Sage’s relevant documentation and Sage’s communication to you will be via those details given to Sage when you accepted this Agreement (or any new details which you subsequently notify to Sage). Each party will use the appropriate communication medium, including e-mail mail, and in the case of Sage communicating with you, by publishing notices on its website. Any formal notice required to be given under this Agreement will be in writing and will be sent by pre-paid mail or recorded delivery or by email to the party required to receive the notice at the address given for that party. Any notice will be deemed to have been duly received if sent by: (a) pre-paid mail, 48 hours after posting; or (b) recorded delivery on the next business day; or (c) email at 0900 on the next business day after the email is sent, or earlier if the intended recipient has confirmed receipt (either specifically or by conduct).