Unit of Count definition

Unit of Count means the billable unit for determination of Fees as further described in LME Policy; and

Unit of Count has the meaning given to the term in Schedule 6.

Unit of Count means the unit used to measure the level of use of Data to be invoiced to the Customer and that is applied for fee purposes, as further described in Schedule A.

Examples of Unit of Count in a sentence

• The use of Physical User IDs as Unit of Count which enables a netting via several Information Product Suppliers triggers specific Data Fees in accordance with the Specific Conditions You have to choose in advance via the Website, or any other written or electronical mean whether the Reporting of your Internal Usage shall be made on the basis of Physical User IDs or on the basis of Access IDs. A Reporting on the basis of Physical User IDs requires prior approval by EPEX SPOT.

• Electronic identification which enables a specific Individual to access Licensed Information Product and which simultaneously represents a Unit of Count.

• A change of the Reporting of the Contracting Party's Internal Usage back to Access IDs as Unit of Count is only possible via the Website or any other written or electronical mean upon 60 days’ notice with effect to the end of a calendar month.

• Where the user accesses Real-Time Data through Per Quote Requests, the Unit of Count shall be deemed every single data request associated with its respective Access ID Code.

• If Access ID is chosen as the Unit of Count, each access to Information is subject to Data Fees and has to be reported.

• For specific Customer Categories a lump-sum applies, which is a flat fee for usage without taking into account a Unit of Count.

• Prices available under this Unit of Count and the exact scope are stipulated in the Price List.

• The Unit of Count is the unit used to measure the level of use of Information to be invoiced to the Customer and that is applied for fee purposes.

• Fees are charged per Unit of Count or based on the Unit of Count in case of a sliding scale price metric (e.g., for NDDU or CFD Data Usage).

• For the purposes of this Agreement, the Access ID Codes shall be deemed the Unit of Count for all cases except for those referred to in Sections 2 and 3 below.

More Definitions of Unit of Count

Unit of Count means the units of count specified in the Guidelines through which access to Information may be limited, controlled and reported and Fees may be applied, where required in accordance with this Agreement.

Unit of Count means the units of count approved by Us and published in the Guide, which are to be used as the basis for recording and reporting use of Information and payment of Fees under this Agreement; ‘We, Us or Our’ means ASX Operations Pty Limited; ‘You” or Your’ means the customer entity that appears on the Order Form; ‘Your Service’ means any service operated by You or a Related Body Corporate of Yours that includes the Information in any form, details of which are specified in the Order Form; and ‘Your System’ means the computer systems (including all hardware, software and any associated technology) and internal communications networks installed at or used by You and / or Your Related Bodies Corporate, to interface with the MarketSource Products, and to store and process the Information.

Unit of Count means the measure of the internal and external display distribution and reporting of Market Data in accordance with the unique user ID or device. The sharing of a unique user ID between devices is permitted provided the user cannot access more than one device simultaneously (e.g. terminal and mobile device).

Unit of Count means the unit used to measure the level of use of Data, as further described below. Website means a website or a web platform with its own individuality, to be intended as, inter alia, specific domain name/URL and/or contents and/or Brand.

Unit of Count when used in relation to any Real Time Data, means the unit by which the receipt and/or Use of that Real Time Data must be limited, monitored, reported and according to which monthly variable Fees are calculated and payable. It shall be a single, unique user identity (ID) and password that controls access to such information. A single user ID may not simultaneously access the Real Time Data on more than one Device at a time.