Target Uptime Sample Clauses

Target Uptime. During the Term of the Agreement, Ironclad will use all commercially reasonable efforts to make the Application User Interface, REST API, and Activity API available and operational to the Customer for 99.5% of the Scheduled Availability Time (the “Target Uptime”), as tracked by each such measure on xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/. If Ironclad does not meet the Target Uptime as to any of the three measures, and if Customer meets its obligations below, Customer will be eligible to receive the applicable Service Credits.
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Target Uptime. During the Term of the Agreement, Ironclad will use all commercially reasonable efforts to make the CLM Services available and operational to the Customer for 99.7% of the Scheduled Availability Time (the “Target Uptime”). If Ironclad does not meet the Target Uptime, and if Customer meets its obligations below, Customer will be eligible to receive the applicable Service Credits.
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Target Uptime. Provider will use commercially reasonable efforts to make the Cloud Service available for at least the Target Uptime as calculated each calendar month.
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Target Uptime. [__]% The Uptime Credit will be calculated as outlined in the table below: Actual Uptime Percentage Percentage of monthly Cloud Service Fee [ # ]% to Target Uptime [ # ]% [ # ]% to [ # ]% [ # ]% [ # ]% to [ # ]% [ # ]% under [ # ]% [ # ]% [Drafting note: In order for downtime to count as “Scheduled Downtime” (and thus not calculated against the uptime), it must meet the below qualifications. Select one and delete the other. The first option sets maintenance windows during which scheduled downtime may occur (and any downtime outside of those times will count against uptime). The second option requires a minimum time of advance notice before scheduled downtime may occur (and any downtime that occurs without proper notice will count against uptime).]
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Target Uptime. Innervision will use commercially reasonable endeavours to deliver uptime for XXX of 98%, excluding any planned maintenance, in each calendar month subject to Clause 4.5 and 4.6 of the Agreement.
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Target Uptime. During the Term of the Agreement, BioCatch will use commercially reasonable efforts to make the Services available and operational to Partner for 99% of the Scheduled Availability Time (the “Target Uptime”).
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Target Uptime. If there is a Target Uptime, Provider will use commercially reasonable efforts to make the Cloud Service available for at least the Target Uptime as calculated each calendar month. Calculating Uptime. Provider and Customer agree to calculate availability of the Cloud Service as the total number of Available Minutes minus the number of Downtime Minutes, divided by the total number of Available Minutes, measured in a calendar month. If the Subscription Period includes a partial month, the numerator and denominator will only include the days that are part of the Subscription Period for that month.
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Target Uptime. During the Term of the Agreement, Rarible will use commercially reasonable efforts to make the Services are available and operational to you for 99.0% of the Scheduled Availability Time (the “Target Uptime”). If Rarible does not meet the Target Uptime during a thirty-day daily average, and provided you have met all your obligations under the Agreement and this SLA, you may be eligible to receive the applicable Service Credits. Service Credits are the sole and exclusive remedy available to you under this SLA.
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