Operational and Ordering Consideration for GCC High Sample Clauses

Operational and Ordering Consideration for GCC High. (i) Customer (a) acknowledges that its Tenant administrator console (when available) will appear to include more licenses than it has ordered and is entitled to; and (ii) agrees that it must order licenses for every User account it assigns. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the order and Product Terms, Licenses will be deemed “Reserved” for each user (and thereby subject to a True-Up Order requirement in accordance with the terms and conditions of the order), as of the day that User's account is reserved, unless a License for each such User is ordered in advance. Customer is solely responsible for keeping accurate records of the month each User is assigned to a User account, and will provide such records to Microsoft with its True-Up orders. (ii) Customer acknowledges that (a) availability of its Office 3635 GCC High tenant may follow several weeks after its initial order, and (a) the service components provided pursuant to its orders for “Suite” SKUs such as E1 and E3, as listed in the Office 365 GCC High, may differ from those components available in similar suites available in other forms of Office 365 Services.
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Operational and Ordering Consideration for GCC High. (i) Customer (a) acknowledges that its Tenant administrator console (when available) will appear to include more licenses than it has ordered and is entitled to; and (ii) agrees that it must order licenses for every User account it assigns. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the order and Product Terms, Licenses will be deemed “Reserved” for each user (and thereby subject to a True-Up Order requirement in accordance with the terms and conditions of the order), as of the day that User's account is reserved, unless a License for each such User is ordered in advance. Customer is solely responsible for keeping accurate records of the month each User is assigned to a User account, and will provide such records to Microsoft with its True-Up orders. (ii) Customer acknowledges that (a) availability of its Office 3635 GCC High tenant may follow several weeks after its initial order, and (a) the service components provided pursuant to its orders for “Suite” SKUs such as E1 and E3, as listed in the Office 365 GCC High, may differ from those components available in similar suites available in other forms of Office 365 Services. (iii) The parties acknowledge that, as of the date this Agreement was executed, the Office 365 ProPlus “click-to- run” (C2R) feature is not yet available in Office 365 GCC High, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Use Rights. Accordingly, the following terms and conditions shall apply:
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