Third-Party Auditor. A Third-Party Auditor means a third-party independent contractor that is not a competitor of Connect-i. An On-Site Audit can be conducted through a Third Party Auditor if:
Third-Party Auditor. A Third Party Auditor means a third-party independent contractor that is not a competitor of Kandji. An On-Site Audit can be conducted through a Third Party Auditor if: (i) prior to the On-Site Audit, the Third Party Auditor enters into a non-disclosure agreement containing confidentiality provisions no less protective than those set forth in the Agreement to protect Xxxxxx’s proprietary information; and (ii) the costs of the Third Party Auditor are at Your expense.
Third-Party Auditor. Company shall be permitted to designate a Third Party auditor who is not an Amdocs Competitor to perform the Audit at Company’s expense, subject to Section 17.8.5.
Third-Party Auditor. 3.1 Tyson Poultry has proposed and EPA has agreed that Tyson Poultry shall initially use Xxxxx Xxxxxx of Endeavour EHS, LLC to perform third-party audits until such time, if any, that Tyson Poultry proposes and EPA approves a replacement or additional Auditor pursuant to Section 3.2 of this Protocol. The Auditor may use competent professionals on their staff to assist with the Audits.
Third-Party Auditor. A Third-Party Auditor means a third-party independent contractor that is not a competitor of Brightidea. An On-Site Audit can be conducted through a Third-Party Auditor if:
Third-Party Auditor. A Third-Party Auditor means an independent contractor that is not a Corelight competitor. Any costs associated with a Third-Party Auditor shall be borne by Customer. Any Third-Party Auditor must be mutually agreed upon by the parties and agree to a confidentiality agreement no less protective than those set forth in the Agreement to protect Corelight’s proprietary information.
Third-Party Auditor. Any third party auditor selected by Plan sponsor will be required to sign a confidentiality agreement satisfactory to the Contract Administrator prior to the audit. Scope. Generally, audits of Claims must be commenced within twenty-four (24) months of the date the Claims were paid. After twenty-four (24) months from the date of the payment, the Plan Sponsor shall not be permitted to include the Claim in any audit. Proprietary Data. The Plan Sponsor understands and acknowledges that information, data, documentation, or software discovered by Plan Sponsor in the course of or related to the audit contains PHI about Plan Participants ("Plan Participants Health Data") as well as information that is proprietary to the Contract Administrator's business operations ("Proprietary Data"). The Plan Sponsor further understands and acknowledges that all Proprietary Data is confidential and a valuable trade secret of Contract Administrator, and that any disclosure or use of such data for any purpose other than to evaluate the accuracy of Contract Administrator's processing of Claims under this Agreement will cause irreparable harm and loss to Contract Administrator. Proprietary Data includes, but is not limited to, allowance limits, negotiated provider discounts and payments, hospital per-diems, retroactive reimbursement mechanisms, and other negotiated terms between Contract Administrator or its subsidiaries or affiliates and hospital and medical providers. In view of the foregoing, the Plan Sponsor agrees that neither it nor the auditors (internal or external) shall release or disclose to any third party, other than Plan Sponsor's outside attorney's, consultants, and advisors (provided they first execute confidentiality agreements satisfactory to Contract Administrator), any data or information obtained from the Contract Administrator during the course of the audit without first affording Contract Administrator the opportunity to determine whether such data or information includes any Proprietary Data. If it does, Contract Administrator may require the removal of Proprietary Data from the material to be released or disclosed. This provision shall not apply if Plan Sponsor's release or disclosure of Proprietary Data is pursuant to a legal requirement including a court order, government subpoena or regulatory requirement, provided that prior to complying with such a requirement, the Plan Sponsor gives Contract Administrator prompt and written notice of the subpoena to th...
Third-Party Auditor. Any unresolved disputes with respect to the draft Settlement Statement, to the calculation of the Estimated Payment or the supporting cost information provided to NOVEC by ODEC, or with respect to the True-up calculation pursuant to Section 2.2.2 of the Termination Agreement, shall be submitted to a nationally recognized accounting firm that is not then and has not been the auditor of either Party or otherwise performing or performed any work or service for any of the Parties during the preceding three years (the “Neutral Auditors”). The Neutral Auditors shall be engaged within ten days of the Parties’ failure to resolve NOVEC’s objection(s) to the draft Settlement Statement and to review the calculation of the Estimated Payment and the cost information supporting the calculation. If the Neutral Auditors require any additional information, records, or internal analysis in conducting their review, the Party in possession of such information, records or internal analysis will provide it to the Neutral Auditors. Each Party agrees to execute, if requested by the Neutral Auditors, a reasonable engagement letter, including customary indemnities. All fees and expenses relating to the work to be performed by the Neutral Auditors shall be borne one-half by ODEC and one-half by NOVEC. The Neutral Auditors’ review shall be completed within thirty days of their engagement, shall be set forth in a written statement delivered to both Parties and shall be final, binding and conclusive. Closing will not be delayed pending resolution of such dispute, any undisputed amounts will be paid, and any disputed amounts will be deposited with an Escrow Agent until such time as the Neutral Auditors make a determination with respect to the draft Settlement Statement.
Third-Party Auditor. Counterparty may only request a third-party auditor for purposes of Section 12(c), and Process has approved such auditor, such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Third-Party Auditor. If a third party is to conduct the audit, then the third party must be mutually agreed upon by Client and LISS (except if such third party is a Supervisory Authority). LISS will not unreasonably withhold its consent to a third party auditor. Any third party auditor must execute a written confidentiality agreement reasonably acceptable to LISS or otherwise be bound by statutory or other comparable confidentiality obligations.
