Common use of Payment by Invoice Clause in Contracts

Payment by Invoice. To the extent agreed by 8x8, Customer may pay Billed Amounts by invoice, in which case payment of those Billed Amounts shall be (a) made by credit card, check, ACH, or wire transfer and (b) due within thirty (30) days of invoice date (Net 30) (payment “By Invoice”). Each such agreement shall be within 8x8’s sole discretion, but, once entered into, may not be revoked by 8x8, except upon the occurrence of event(s) that, in 8x8’s reasonable discretion, put Customer’s creditworthiness or solvency into question (which such events shall include without limitation Customer’s default on any of its financial obligations or a Solvency Event with respect to Customer or any entity that owns or controls it).

Payment by Invoice. To the extent agreed by 8x8, Customer may pay Billed Amounts by invoice, in which case payment of those Billed Amounts shall be (a) made by credit card, check, ACH, or wire transfer and (b) due within thirty (30) days of invoice date (Net 30) (payment “By Invoice”). Each such agreement shall be within 8x8’s sole discretion, but, once entered into, may not be revoked by 8x8, except upon the occurrence of event(s) that, in 8x8’s reasonable discretion, put Customer’s creditworthiness or solvency into question (which such events shall include without limitation Customer’s default on any of its financial obligations or a Solvency Event with respect to Customer or any entity that owns or controls it).

Payment by Invoice. To the extent agreed by 8x8SIPspace, Customer may pay Billed Amounts by invoice, in which case payment of those Billed Amounts shall be (a) made by credit card, check, ACH, or wire transfer and (b) due within thirty (30) days of invoice date (Net 30) (payment “By Invoice”). Each such agreement shall be within 8x8SIPspace’s sole discretion, but, once entered into, may not be revoked by 8x8SIPspace, except upon the occurrence of event(s) that, in 8x8SIPspace’s reasonable discretion, put Customer’s creditworthiness or solvency into question (which such events shall include without limitation Customer’s default on any of its financial obligations or a Solvency Event with respect to Customer or any entity that owns or controls it).