Common use of System Access Rights Clause in Contracts

System Access Rights. In exchange for Customer paying the Fees arising under the applicable Order Form and subject to the limitations contained in the Agreement, EIS grants Customer the right for Users to access and use the System from and within the Territory for the benefit of Customer’s operations in the Territory in connection with the Purpose during the Term of the applicable Order Form. Customer may use any documentation provided by EIS solely in support of Customer’s authorized use of the System and receipt of the Hosting Services. Notwithstanding anything in the Agreement to the contrary, Customer’s right to access the System shall be limited to the Term specified in the Order Form. Customer may use the System or request that EIS use the System on Customer’s behalf to process only Permitted Data and/or data provided by EIS under an Order Form as Third Party Products. Customer may not use the System, nor request that EIS use the System on Customer’s behalf, in a data service provider, application service provider, solution service provider or marketing service provider arrangement, nor in any similar arrangement for which Customer provides results derived from use of the System to third parties, including, but not limited to, Customer’s related entities, nor may Customer use such results for the benefit of third parties or Customer’s related entities. Except to the extent allowed by law, Customer may not use the System nor permit any other party or entity to use the System to develop a commercial offering or product directly or indirectly competing with an offering or product from EIS. EIS is not liable for any damage it incurs arising from or related to use of the System by any User, Customer Service Provider or by any other party Customer allows to access the System, in a manner which is inconsistent with the terms and conditions of the Agreement or which violates EIS’ rights under any applicable laws including, but not limited to, any laws that protect EIS’ intellectual property rights.