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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. This Service Order shall generally include; ---------------------- i) submission of Client's valid Billing Transactions to Telcos for billing and collection, ii) processing of Unbillables, Adjustments and Uncollectables as such terms are defined herein, iii) database administration to support End-User Inquiry, iv) reconciliation and settlement of amounts due to Client with respect to the Billing Transactions, and v) standard reporting arid tracking for each Account established by Client.
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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. This Service Order shall generally ---------------------- include: i) Referral or transfer of End-User inquiries to Client, ii) Handling by EBI of End-User Inquiries under certain circumstances in accordance with Inquiry Guidelines and Inquiry Standards, each as defined herein. 2. CLIENT-HANDLED INQUIRIES. Client may elect, by written notice ------------------------- to EBI, to provide Us own End-User Inquiry support provided, however, that Client is able to continually meet the performance requirements set forth on Exhibit Vl-A (the "Inquiry Standards"), attached hereto. EBI shall refer or transfer End-User Inquiries to Client based on mutually agreeable procedures. Notwithstanding the previous sentence, in the event that an End-User refuses to be referred or transferred to Client or otherwise initiates a subsequent Inquiry and expresses dissatisfaction with Clients handling of such End-User's original Inquiry, than EGI may handle such subsequent Inquiry in accordance with the Inquiry Guidelines. If EBI determines, in its reasonable discretion, that Client's End-User Inquiry support is unsatisfactory, EBI may elect to provide End-User Inquiry support immediately upon written notice to Client.
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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. This Service Order shall generally include: i) the editing and formatting of Billing Transactions, which have been submitted by Client in a reasonably acceptable to EBI, ii) generation and distribution of End-User invoices, iii) setup and maintenance of End-User account information within the billing system, iv) processing and remittance of End-User payments, v) standard reporting for each Client Account, and vi) rating of Billing Transactions. In addition, Client may optionally include:, vii) adding informational inserts to invoices, and viii) sending of dunning notices for delinquent End-User accounts approximately 75 dxxx xxxer initial billing.
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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. This Service Order generally includes the provisioning of certain computerized capabilities to assist Client in the administration and processing of commercial credit card transactions for End-User's that select such method in payment for Client's Services, subject to Client maintaining a valid, ongoing merchant account with a participating financial institution.
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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. EBI maintains a relationship with a third-party processor (the "Processor"), which is affiliated with an Originating Depository Financial Institution ("ODFI"). The Processor and ODFI are associated with the National Automated Clearing House Association ("NACHA"). Client has requested that EBI cause its Processor to permit Client to initiate electronic fund transfer entries (each an "Entry" or collectively "Entries") through the ODFI for the deposit ("Credit") and/or collection ("Debit") of money to and from the accounts of Client's customers maintained at participating depository financial institutions, by means of the Automated Clearing House ("ACH") network.
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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. This Service Order shall generally include: i) Referral or transfer of End-User inquiries to Client, ii) Handling by EBI of End-User Inquiries under certain circumstances in accordance with Inquiry Guidelines and Inquiry Standards, each as defined herein.
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SERVICE ORDER SUMMARY. The Contractor shall provide to the COR a written monthly summary of service order completions by-priority. This summary shall indicate whether or not the service order was completed on time.
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  • Contract Schedule The information set forth in the Contract Schedule is true and correct.

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  • Work Schedule A 4/10 work schedule is four (4) ten hour days in a seven (7) day period, for a total of forty (40) hours per week.

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