On-line Price Configurator Sample Clauses

On-line Price Configurator. Contractor may provide an on-line configurator at its NYS Contract Website for the Contract term. If provided, the configurator must remain operational throughout the Contract term, including any renewals, unless OGS has preapproved removal of the configurator. Directions and assistance in using the configurator and website in general must be available at entry. If offered, this configurator must enable Authorized Users to: 1. Search for all Products available under the Contract; 2. View the options available and pricing for the Product requested and fully configure a Product with the corresponding options; and 3. Calculate complete acquisition costs.
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On-line Price Configurator. Contractor may provide an on-line configurator at its NY State Contract Web site for the Contract term. If provided, the configurator must remain operational throughout the Contract term, including any renewals, unless OGS has preapproved removal of the configurator. Directions and assistance in using the configurator and Web site in general must be available at entry. If offered, this configurator must enable Authorized Users to: 1. Search for all Products available under the approved Contract; 2. View the options available and pricing for the Product requested; and 3. Calculate complete acquisition costs. Information about payment, shipping, delivery terms, and special pricing should be available. Authorized Users should have the option of printing their "shopping cart" choices; and for those Authorized Users who are positioned to use it, an option for on-line secure ordering should also be available.
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On-line Price Configurator. Contractor shall provide an on-line configurator at its NY State Contract web site at the start of the Contract term and it must remain operational throughout the Contract term, including any renewals. Directions and assistance in using the configurator and web site in general must be available at entry. This configurator must enable Authorized Users to: View the options available and pricing for the Product requested; Fully configure a system or search Products under the approved Contract; Calculate complete acquisition costs; and Choose CPU type, speed, memory, hard drive, monitor, speaker, mouse, keyboard, card (and other available options) from approved pricelist. Information about payment, shipping, delivery terms, and special pricing should be available. Authorized Users should have the option of printing their "shopping cart" choices; and for those Authorized Users who are positioned to use it, an option for on-line secure ordering should also be available.
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On-line Price Configurator. Contractor may provide an on-line configurator at its NY State Contract web site at the start of the Contract term and it must remain operational throughout the Contract term, including any renewals. Directions and assistance in using the configurator and web site in general must be available at entry. This configurator must enable Authorized Users to: 1. view the options available and pricing for the Product requested; 2. fully configure a system or search Products under the approved Contract; and 3. calculate complete acquisition costs. Information about payment, shipping, delivery terms, and special pricing should be available. Authorized Users should have the option of printing their "shopping cart" choices; and for those Authorized Users who are positioned to use it, an option for on-line secure ordering should also be available.
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