Common use of AUDIT RIGHTS Clause in Contracts

AUDIT RIGHTS. As Apple may audit the purchases of customers through the Volume Content Service to ensure that only eligible purchases have been ordered and that all purchase conditions and usage rules have been observed, you agree to keep complete and accurate records of all uses of the Volume Content you purchased. Should an audit disclose after delivery (or should Apple otherwise discover) that you were not an eligible purchaser at the time you placed your order or that you have not observed all of the conditions applicable to your purchase, Apple may: • Disable your Managed Apple ID; • If you placed your order by credit card, to charge to your credit card the difference between the amount you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the same goods via the Volume Content Service, in effect on the date that you placed your order; and • If you paid by a means other than credit card, to (a) invoice you for the difference between the amount that you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the same goods via the Volume Content Service, payable in fifteen days from the date of the invoice, and (b), should you fail to pay the invoice when due, institute legal action against you in a court of competent jurisdiction, with the prevailing party entitled to attorneys' fees. Should Apple not offer the specific products that you purchased through the Volume Content Service, your payment method will be charged or you will be invoiced the difference between the amount you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the closest equivalent goods via the Volume Content Service, in effect on the date that you placed your order. Apple shall have the right to request supplementary information and audit relevant records to confirm your compliance with the Terms. Apple reserves the right to change content options (including eligibility for particular features) without notice.

AUDIT RIGHTS. As Apple may audit the purchases of customers through the Volume Content Service to ensure that only eligible purchases have been ordered and that all purchase conditions and usage rules have been observed, you agree to keep complete and accurate records of all uses of the Volume Content you purchased. Should an audit disclose after delivery (or should Apple otherwise discover) that you were not an eligible purchaser at the time you placed your order or that you have not observed all of the conditions applicable to your purchase, Apple may: • Disable your Managed Apple IDAccount; • If you placed your order by credit card, to charge to your credit card the difference between the amount you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the same goods via the Volume Content Service, in effect on the date that you placed your order; and • If you paid by a means other than credit card, to (a) invoice you for the difference between the amount that you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the same goods via the Volume Content Service, payable in fifteen days from the date of the invoice, and (b), should you fail to pay the invoice when due, institute legal action against you in a court of competent jurisdiction, with the prevailing party entitled to attorneys' fees. Should Apple not offer the specific products that you purchased through the Volume Content Service, your payment method will be charged or you will be invoiced the difference between the amount you paid for the delivered goods and the price that Apple charged the general public for the closest equivalent goods via the Volume Content Service, in effect on the date that you placed your order. Apple shall have the right to request supplementary information and audit relevant records to confirm your compliance with the Terms. Apple reserves the right to change content options (including eligibility for particular features) without notice.