Common use of ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING Clause in Contracts

ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING. 7.1. The Supplier shall provide the Customer with written notice once the Services are deemed ready and available for use. The Customer will have three (3) business days to test the Services, at the Customer’s own expense, and notify the Supplier in writing if the Services are in material non-compliance with the applicable technical specifications set forth in the relevant Proposal. 7.2. If no written notice is received from the Customer within such three (3) business day period, the Customer shall be deemed to have accepted the Services and the “Ready for Service Date” shall be the date on which the Supplier provided the notice of availability to the Customer. 7.3. If the Customer delivers notice of material non-compliance within the three-business day period, the Supplier shall promptly take such reasonable action as is necessary to correct any such non-compliance in the Services and shall notify the Customer of a new Ready for Service Date upon correction. The Customer Party shall be charged on and from the Ready for Service Date. 7.4. Billing for all connectivity types will take effect as soon as the medium is live. Billing for connectivity will not be delayed for any reason including but not limited to: 7.4.1. Customer’s Cabinet not ready for Supplier equipment to be installed. This includes any CPE, Switch or any other Supplier owned equipment. 7.4.2. Customer LAN not yet functional 7.4.3. Customer is not able to give the Supplier access to their site to finish installing equipment. 7.4.4. Customer has not yet moved into the premises where the connectivity medium is now live. 7.4.5. Customer cancels with their existing vendors and there is a billing overlap between the Supplier and any other third-party provider. 7.4.6. Customer has ordered dual connectivity mediums (e.g., Fibre and Wireless) - Billing will commence for each medium separately as soon as each of them are available to use.

ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING. 7.1. The Supplier shall provide the Customer with written notice once the Services are deemed ready and available for use. The Customer will have three (3) business days to test the Services, at the Customer’s own expense, and notify the Supplier in writing if the Services are in material non-compliance with the applicable technical specifications set forth in the relevant Proposal. 7.2. If no written notice is received from the Customer within such three (3) business day period, the Customer shall be deemed to have accepted the Services and the “Ready for Service Date” shall be the date on which the Supplier provided the notice of availability to the Customer. 7.3. If the Customer delivers notice of material non-compliance within the three-three business day period, the Supplier shall promptly take such reasonable action as is necessary to correct any such non-compliance in the Services and shall notify the Customer of a new Ready for Service Date upon correction. The Customer Party shall be charged on and from the Ready for Service Date. 7.4. Billing for all connectivity types will take effect as soon as the medium is live. Billing for connectivity will not be delayed for any reason including but not limited to: 7.4.1. Customer’s Cabinet not ready for Supplier equipment to be installed. This includes any CPE, Switch or any other Supplier owned equipment. 7.4.2. Customer LAN not yet functional 7.4.3. Customer is not able to give the Supplier access to their site to finish installing equipment. 7.4.4. Customer has not yet moved into the premises where the connectivity medium is now live. 7.4.5. Customer cancels with their existing vendors and there is a billing overlap between the Supplier and any other third-3rd party provider. 7.4.6. Customer has ordered dual connectivity mediums (e.g., e.g Fibre and Wireless) - Billing will commence for each medium separately as soon as each of them are available to use.