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Service Order definition

Service Order or “Contract” or “Agreement” shall mean the Service Order / Agreement and all attached exhibits and documents referred to therein and all terms and conditions thereof together with any subsequent modifications thereto;
Service OrderAn order submitted by CLEC to CenturyLink ordering or changing an Unbundled Network Element, or other services and facilities (including any porting requests) available in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Service Order means an order for Services or products.

Examples of Service Order in a sentence

  • OPTION NO: 322667 Agreement Term: The term of the Agreement will begin upon the Services Effective Date of the first Service order and end twelve (12) monthly periods after the first Services Effective Date for a Service Order or upon the expiration of the Service Term of the last-executed Service Order to the Agreement which ever last occurs.

  • Subject to the clause entitled “Service Order Process,” a Service Order shall be effective and binding on both Parties on the Commencement Date.

  • Charges and rates (including credits and discounts) for Services are provided in the applicable Service Order, Service Attachment, Master Terms, or Tariff (as applicable).

  • This provision does not apply to any customer receiving E-rate funding under the federal Universal Service Fund from the Schools and Libraries Division of the Universal Service Administrative Upon expiration of a Service Commitment agreed to before November 2,2022, the governing Service Order is automatically extended on a month-to-month basis until either Party terminates it upon 60 days written notice.

  • Any notice required to be given under a Contract will be in writing, in English, and transmitted via any of email, overnight courier, hand delivery, a class of certified or registered mail, that includes return of proof of receipt, or for Verizon only, invoice message, to a Party at the address set out in the Service Order.


More Definitions of Service Order

Service Order means the document which describes the Services provided pursuant to this Agreement, including any online order, process, or tool through which you request or provision Services.
Service Order means a service order request submitted on a form issued by CenturyLink and signed by Customer that includes the type and details of the specific Services ordered by Customer.
Service Order means either an electronic order Customer submits to Aptum via one of its service portals, or any other written order (either in electronic or paper form) provided to Customer by Aptum, which describes the Services Customer is purchasing, and that is agreed to by the Parties.
Service Order means a service order, including any attachments attached thereto, signed by Tealium and Customer, which sets forth the Services to be provided by Tealium, the schedule, the payment terms, and other items covered by this MSA. The initial Service Order is the document to which these Terms and Conditions are attached. Subsequent Service Orders will incorporate these Terms and Conditions by reference.
Service Order. A request for Comcast to provide the Services to Service Location(s) submitted by Customer to Comcast (a) on a then-current Comcast form designated for that purpose or (b) if available, through a Comcast electronic or verbal order processing system designated for that purpose. Customer’s first Service Order is included as part of the Service Order Agreement.
Service Order means a form approved by Telarus, made by the customer for the provision of Services be Telarus.
Service Order means either an electronic Service Order or a printed Service Order, in either case as issued by Newmont and executed or otherwise legally accepted by both parties and which references and incorporates these Service Terms and Conditions, together with any statement of work, scope of work, work order, or similar type of ancillary contractual document that is attached or linked thereto and executed or otherwise legally accepted by both parties.