SCOPE OF ACTIVECARE Sample Clauses

SCOPE OF ACTIVECARE. 2.1. Upon payment of the ActiveCare fees to the GSA MAS Contractor, ForeScout will provide ongoing maintenance and support services for Products as detailed below and address any Issue in accordance with the Escalation Policy, above. In order to ensure consistent administration of support across its operations, Customer must elect either (i) ActiveCare Basic, or (ii) ActiveCare Advanced for all of its Products, whether existing or newly acquired. Any modification or amendment necessary to harmonize Customer’s ActiveCare service level across all of Customer’s Products shall be evidenced in writing and executed by an authorized representative for both parties. The GSA MAS Contractor will invoice Customer for any additional ActiveCare fees to increase the ActiveCare service level for its Products. For purposes of clarity, Customer may not simultaneously receive ActiveCare Basic for certain Products and ActiveCare Advanced for other Products. All services provided under ActiveCare shall be conducted in the English language. ForeScout shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the services set forth in this Section 2 during Regular Hours for ActiveCare Basic or Premier Hours for ActiveCare Advanced, as applicable.
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SCOPE OF ACTIVECARE. 2.1. Forescout will provide ongoing maintenance and support services for Products as detailed below and address any Issue in accordance with the Escalation Policy, above. In order to ensure consistent administration of support across its operations, Customer must elect either (i) ActiveCare Basic, or (ii) ActiveCare Advanced for all of its Products, whether existing or newly acquired. Any modification or amendment necessary to harmonize Customer’s ActiveCare service level across all of Customer’s Products shall be evidenced in writing and executed by an authorized representative for both parties. The GSA MAS Contractor will invoice Customer for any additional ActiveCare fees to increase the ActiveCare service level for its Products. For purposes of clarity, Customer may not simultaneously receive ActiveCare Basic for certain Products and ActiveCare Advanced for other Products. All services provided under ActiveCare shall be conducted in the English language. Forescout shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the services set forth in this Section 2 during Regular Hours for ActiveCare Basic or Premier Hours for ActiveCare Advanced, as applicable.
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SCOPE OF ACTIVECARE. 4.1. ForeScout will provide ongoing maintenance and support services for Products as detailed below and address any Error in accordance with Section 5 (Error Severity Levels). In order to ensure consistent administration of support across its operations, Customer must elect either (i) ActiveCare Basic, or (ii) ActiveCare Advanced for all of its Products, whether existing or newly acquired. Any modification or amendment necessary to harmonize Customer’s ActiveCare service level across all of Customer’s Products shall be evidenced in writing and executed by an authorized representative for both parties. Customer will pay for any additional ActiveCare fees to increase the ActiveCare service level for its Products, provided, however, that Customer shall not be entitled to receive, and ForeScout shall have no obligation to provide, any refund, credit or other consideration in the event Customer elects to reduce its ActiveCare services level from ActiveCare Advanced to ActiveCare Basic. For purposes of clarity, Customer may not simultaneously receive ActiveCare Basic for certain Products and ActiveCare Advanced for other Products. All services provided under ActiveCare shall be conducted in the English language. ForeScout shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the services set forth in this Section 4 during Regular Hours for ActiveCare Basic or Premier Hours for ActiveCare Advanced, as applicable.
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