Service Portal Sample Clauses
Service Portal. CenturyLink will provide a 99.9% accessibility objective for the Service portal outside of the times detailed in the section entitled “Scheduled and Emergency Portal Maintenance”.
Service Portal. The NMS shall include a web based user interface to control the configuration and the provisioning of services. The basic functions of the service portal shall include, without being limited to, the following: • User profile access to NMS functions • Fault detection and correction • Reports on network performance and equipment status • Asset inventory and tracking in accordance to NERC CIP • Modification, addition, and deletion of work orders • Configuration of all network elements • Pre-existing or tailored reports on all portal parameters • Network element troubleshooting with priorities and drill-down views • Means to export reports into various office applications, servers, and services The service portal shall be accessible from a wide range of computer and mobile platforms.
Service Portal. Customers supported by USS will be able to request assistance via the UO Service Portal at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.
Service Portal. 14.1. The Company accepts no responsibility for the act or omissions of the Customer that prevent the Inbound Number from pointing to the correct Target Number unless the Supplier was responsible for the setting up of the Target Number pointing.
14.2. The Company accepts no responsibility for incorrect or accidental use of the Portal which results in calls not being received at the desired Number. The Company reserves the right to refuse access or remove access of the Portal to a Customer if in its reasonable opinion it believes the Customer could create harm or damage to the Portal.
Service Portal. The Customer will receive access to a Service Portal account during the Test Period. Login credentials (username and password) will be sent via E-mail. The Service Portal account includes permissions to view and manage SIM’s.
Service Portal. A service portal can be made available to the Senate, if available, to provide service management that is not limited to the following: • Information communications related to service request tickets (i.e. ordering, advanced replacement, and return -to-depot requests), • shipment details (i.e. RMA number or shipment courier tracking number), and work order status.
Service Portal. The TechniData self-service-portal offers to the customers the possibility to relay specific questions in regards to services, problems, incidents and service requests to the TechniData ServiceDesk by a web based form system. The system also provides information to the current state or enables to add further information to prior requests made. Key users of a customer may view all service tickets made by their organization unit and add additional information. Setup of users and key users and the relay of login data commences after receipt of order. The use of the portal is free of an additional charge.
