SabreSonic Web Sample Clauses

SabreSonic Web. (a) Three (3) additional storefronts
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SabreSonic Web. Three (3) additional storefronts Sabre will host a Site for Customer. For purposes of this Work Order, a “Site” means the set of World Wide Web pages hosted by Sabre through which a customer of Customer utilizing the Site may access the Customer’s Reservation data via SabreSonic Web software with incorporated product features set forth in this Work Order. The term “Site” shall include all sites and sub sites.
SabreSonic Web. (a) Customer is responsible for handling all communications with end-user travelers utilizing the SabreSonic Web Site. (b) Customer will provide the Content and periodic updates to the Content. (c) Customer is responsible for all unlawful purchases on the Site (which may include, without limitation, identity theft and other credit card fraud). Any credit card charge-back that Sabre receives as a result of an unlawful act on the Site will be billed back to the Customer in the month following receipt and research of such charge-back. Customer agrees to notify Sabre immediately through a mutually agreed upon email address and/or phone number, of any known schemes poised by persons or groups or any technical issues that could generate a charge-back. Customer agrees to co-join Sabre in all fraud prevention efforts to include manual, automated and future technology.
SabreSonic Web. (a) Customer is responsible for handling all communications with end-user travelers utilizing the SabreSonic Web Site. (b) Customer will provide the Content and periodic updates to the Content. (c) Customer is responsible for all unlawful purchases on the Site (which may include, without limitation, identity theft and other credit card fraud). Any credit card charge-back that Sabre receives as a result of an unlawful act on the Site will be billed back to the Customer in the month following receipt and research of such charge-back. Customer agrees to notify Sabre immediately through a mutually agreed upon email address and/or phone number, of any known schemes poised by persons or groups or any technical issues that could generate a charge-back. Customer agrees to co-join Sabre in all fraud prevention efforts to include manual, automated and future technology. APPENDIX D USER DOCUMENTATION Sabre shall provide Customer training documentation for the Systems via Sabre’s customer support web site. Customer is responsible for downloading and printing the necessary training materials. The Systems Documentation will be updated periodically by Sabre as New Functions and Enhancements are released. Customer may make a reasonable number of copies of the System(s) Documentation solely for the permitted use and for back-up purposes. Customer will reproduce and include on each copy and on each partial copy any copyright notice and proprietary rights legend contained in the System(s) Documentation, as such notice and legend appear in or on the original. XXXXXXXX X PROJECT SCHEDULE Sabre and Customer agree that the following high level dates provided below are illustrative of the overall Project Schedule. Start Date: August 17th, 2009 but not later than the August 31st, 2009 Commencement Date: Mid-May 2010 but not later than Mid-June 2010 The detailed project schedule will be developed jointly between Customer and Sabre and defined in the PDD, PPP and Project Plan as agreed. APPENDIX F SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS The following minimum requirements are required for use and access to the SabreSonic solution. Customer and Sabre are currently conducting a study, the results of which will be included in the PDD and may result in changes to the System Requirements identified below.

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