Sage Business Care. Sage Business Care plans include varying levels of access to customer support, access to Sage 50 Intelligence Reporting, and all updates released during the term of your Sage Business Care plan period. You must be on the most current version of the Program in order to have access to the features of your Sage Business Care plan. Customer Support Analysts reserve the right to limit calls to one hour or one incident. Certain Sage Business Care plans may include, in addition to the support outlined above, access to payroll features, functionality, and services. (a) Unless You have acquired a Subscription License to the Program, all Sage Business Care plans are for a term of twelve (12) months and automatically renew on the anniversary of your activation date (your “Renewal Date”). You will be notified when your Renewal Date is approaching and then on your Renewal Date, the credit card that Sage has on file for You will be billed in the amount of the then-current renewal fee. You may cancel the automatic renewal of your Sage Business Care plan with at least seven (7) days notice prior to your Renewal Date. Should You decide to cancel your plan, You will not have access to any payroll features, forms, or functionality or customer support and You will not receive any updates to the Program without the payment of additional fees. (b) If You have a Subscription License to the Program, depending on the term You selected, Your Sage Business Care plan will renew annually or monthly with the renewal of Your Subscription License. If You cancel Your Subscription License or if Your Subscription License is cancelled for non-payment, the Program will revert to “read-only” mode and You will no longer have access to any payroll features, forms, or functionality, customer support, updates, or upgrades without the payment of additional fees (c) If your Program is being hosted by a third party, your Sage Business Care plan does not provide support for any issues that involve or arise from hosting or the hosting environment. Customer Support reserves the right to determine whether the issue is a result of the hosting and may refer You back to your hosting partner for resolution. (d) You must be on a current Sage Business Care plan or have a current Subscription License and be on the most current version of the Program in order to receive updates to the Program.

Sage Business Care. If you subscribe to the applicable Sage Business Care plan that includes access to all payroll features, forms, and functionality within the software and payroll services, then you will have access to such offerings for as long as you maintain that Sage Business Care plan.

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Sage Business Care. Sage Business Care plans include varying levels of access to customer support and all updates and upgrades released during the term of your Sage Business Care subscription period. Customer Support Analysts reserve the right to limit calls to one hour or one incident. Certain Sage Business Care plans may include, in addition to the support outlined above, payroll services. All Sage Business Care plans are for a term of twelve (12) months and automatically renew on the anniversary of your activation date (your “Renewal Date”). You will be notified when your Renewal Date is approaching and then on your Renewal Date, the credit card or bank account information that Sage has on file for You will be billed in the amount of the then-current renewal fee. You may cancel the automatic renewal of your Sage Business Care plan with at least seven (7) days’ notice prior to your Renewal Date. Should You decide to cancel your plan, You will continue to receive maintenance updates to the Program as long as the Program is supported by Sage but will not be able to access support or any payroll features or receive any upgrades to the Program without the payment of additional fees.

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