WEB PORTAL ACCESS. (i) Provide twenty-four (24) hour per day access to reports and processed information, provided to under Section 1 herein, through a secure web portal created and maintained by IAE. Such web portal access shall be created and provided to Operator approximately thirty (30) days from the execution of this Agreement. Operator must meet IAE defined requirements for access as detailed in Section 2 herein. IAE will use all reasonable efforts to ensure a service availability target of 96% when measured on an annual basis and that down time of the system is no longer than one (1) business day for any one incident.
(ii) IAE shall provide Services under the terms of this Agreement contingent upon the timely receipt of data required by IAE from Operator. It is understood between the parties that the ability of IAE to provide timely and accurate reports and processed information through these web-based services is dependent upon the quality and timeliness of the data received from Operator.
(iii) If Email, or pager or cell phone alert notifications are required by the Operator, the Operator shall be responsible for acquiring and maintaining the required pager and cell phone hardware and software and pay any associated communications fees. It is the Operator’s responsibility to establish an alert notification contact list and advise IAE of any changes.
WEB PORTAL ACCESS. Provide twenty-four (24) hour per day access to reports and processed information, provided to under Section 1 herein, through a secure web portal created and maintained by IAE. Such web portal access shall be created and provided to Operator approximately thirty (30) days from the execution of this Agreement. Operator must meet IAE defined requirements for access as detailed in Section 2 herein. IAE will use all reasonable efforts to ensure a service availability target of 96% when measured on an annual basis and that down time of the system is no longer than one (1) business day for any one incident.
WEB PORTAL ACCESS. (i) Provide twenty-four (24) hour per day access to reports and processed information, provided to under Section 1(a) herein, through a secure web portal created and maintained by IAE. Such web portal access shall be created and provided to Vuela approximately thirty (30) days from the execution of this Agreement. Vuela must meet IAE defined requirements for access as detailed in Section 2 herein. IAE will use all reasonable efforts to ensure a service availability target of 96% when measured on an annual basis and that down time of the system is no longer than one (1) Business Day for any one incident.
(ii) IAE shall provide Services under the terms of this Agreement contingent upon the timely receipt of data required by IAE from Vuela. It is understood between the parties that the ability of IAE to provide timely and accurate reports and processed information through these web-based services is dependent upon the quality and timeliness of the data received from Vuela.
(iii) If email, or pager or cell phone alert notifications are required by Vuela, Vuela shall be responsible for acquiring and maintaining the required pager and cell phone hardware and software and pay any associated communications fees. It is Vuela’s responsibility to establish an alert notification contact list and advise IAE of any changes.
WEB PORTAL ACCESS. (a) The Customer has access to the EnergyAustralia’s online energy management portal (the Web Portal), which provides access to the Customer’s electricity invoices, Meter data and site statements, via a username and password.
(b) The Customer acknowledges that EnergyAustralia owns the data used to create the invoices, Meter data and site statements. The Customer must only use and reproduce the invoices, Meter data and site statements accessed via the Web Portal in accordance with this Contract.
(c) The invoices, Meter data and site statements accessed by the Customer via the Web Portal contain Confidential Information. The Customer must keep its Web Portal username and password safe and not allow it to be shared with or used by a third party unless that third party is acting as an agent of, a broker or service provider to the Customer. Only the Customer may change its Web Portal password.
(d) The Customer must notify EnergyAustralia in writing:
(i) when a third party acting as an agent, a broker or service provider to the Customer is required to have access to the Web Portal at any time during the term of this Contract; and
(ii) when Web Portal access to a third party acting as an agent, a broker or service provider to the Customer shall be ceased at any time during the term of this Contract.
(e) The Customer indemnifies EnergyAustralia and its contractors and service providers against any loss or damages which they might suffer, or be liable for, as a result of any unauthorised use of the Customer’s Web Portal username and password, howsoever caused.
(f) EnergyAustralia does not warrant that the Customer’s access to the Web Portal will be continuous and fault free. The Customer must notify EnergyAustralia of any loss of, or fault in, access to the Web Portal.
(g) EnergyAustralia has no liability to the Customer arising out of the Customer’s use of, or reliance on, any information accessed by it via the Web Portal.
(h) EnergyAustralia may terminate the Customer’s access to the Web Portal if the Customer does not comply with any provisions under this clause 18.
(i) In this clause, Customer includes employees, contractors of the Customer, and any third party authorised by the Customer.
WEB PORTAL ACCESS. Web Portal subject to these Terms, Spirent grants to Licensee a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable license to the Web Portal.
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