Executed Order definition
Examples of Executed Order in a sentence
For the avoidance of doubt, Client agrees that the terms set forth in this Agreement constitute reasonable terms applicable to each Executed Order entered into by the Parties.
Company shall own all scripts, methods, and processes developed for Client except to the extent the applicable Executed Order specifically identifies such script, process, or method to be specifically paid for by Client and owned by Client.
Client shall reimburse Company for reasonable, actual, documented expenses incurred by Company associated with the Services and identified in an applicable Executed Order.
Except as stated in an Executed Order, Client shall be responsible for using commercially reasonable efforts to restrict physical and logical access to equipment and/or media on Client’s site.
To the extent set forth in an applicable Executed Order, Company shall provide applicable Services to an identified Affiliate of Client.
Company shall use commercially reasonable efforts to restrict logical access to equipment and/or media on Company’s site containing Client Data to authorized individuals as required in the applicable Executed Order.
The Term of this Agreement shall commence on the applicable commencement date set forth in each Executed Order hereunder, and shall expire in accordance with the terms therein.
Company shall perform the Services in accordance with the terms and conditions as set forth herein and in the applicable Executed Orders, provided, however, that Company shall have the authority to determine the manner in which any such Services are to be provided, except to the extent otherwise set forth in an applicable Executed Order.
Client shall pay for the Services invoiced under this Agreement in accordance with the “Fees” set forth in each applicable Executed Order.
Except to the extent changed by the Change Order, the scope of Services and Service Fees, as provided herein and in the then-current Executed Order, shall remain in full force and effect.