Common use of SLA Fees Clause in Contracts

SLA Fees. You will pay the SLA fees for the Initial Service Term and any Renewal Service Term(s). We may increase the SLA fees after the Initial Service Term, and any increases will be reflected on your invoice. If you receive service for repairs caused by any Excluded Circumstance, PBI will charge you for the service at PBI’s current hourly rates and for any required parts. If you exceed the cycle volume of your Equipment specified on the Order, PBI may bill you for the additional cycles over the specified cycle volume (the additional cycles are called the “Overage”). The charge will be determined by reference to the rate in effect at the time that we determine that an Overage exists.

SLA Fees. You will pay the SLA fees for the Initial Service Term and any Renewal Service Term(s). We may increase the SLA fees after the Initial Service Term, and any increases will be reflected on your invoice. If you receive service for repairs caused by any Excluded Circumstance, PBI will charge you for the service at PBI’s current hourly rates and for any required parts. If you exceed the cycle volume of your Equipment specified on the Order, PBI may bill xxxx you for the additional cycles over the specified cycle volume (the additional cycles are called the “Overage”). The charge will be determined by reference to the rate in effect at the time that we determine that an Overage exists.

SLA Fees. You will pay the SLA fees for the Initial Service Term and any Renewal Service Term(s). We may increase the SLA fees after the Initial Service Term, and any increases will be reflected on your invoice. If you receive service for repairs caused by any Excluded Circumstance, PBI PBC will charge you for the service at PBIPBC’s current hourly rates and for any required parts. If you exceed the cycle volume of your Equipment specified on the Order, PBI PBC may bill you for the additional cycles over the specified cycle volume (the additional cycles are called the “Overage”). The charge will be determined by reference to the rate in effect at the time that we determine that an Overage exists.