Common use of Access to Subscription Services Clause in Contracts

Access to Subscription Services. 3.1 The Client shall during the Term have a non-exclusive, limited, non-transferable, non- sublicensable right to use the Services and to allow Authorised Users to access and use the Subscription Services for its legitimate internal business purposes, subject however to the agreed quantity restrictions included in this Agreement. 3.2 Instilled will provide the Client with access to the Subscription Services from the Start Date at the administrator level which will allow the Client to configure the Subscription Services and assign usernames and passwords that will allow Authorized Users to access and use the Subscription Services at the level selected by the administrator. 3.3 The Client shall be responsible for any unauthorized use of the Subscription Services. Instilled will take reasonable steps to prevent unauthorized use of the Subscription Services. 3.4 The Client is responsible for ensuring that: (i) the Authorized Users have adequate access to the internet, (ii) the Client's systems and firewalls do not hinder or prevent access to the Subscription Services, (iii) the Authorized Users have an up to date browser supported by the Subscription Services (as identified in the Service Documentation). 3.5 Instilled shall use industry recognised virus protection software in the operation the Subscription Services. 3.6 Instilled shall be entitled to suspend the Client’s access to the Subscription Services: (i) on reasonable notice to the Client for such period as may be reasonably required for maintenance, repairs and/or improvements; and (ii) without prior notice to the Client for exceptional operational reasons, and in such circumstances Instilled shall, if requested, provide the Client with an explanation for any such suspension. 3.7 Instilled shall use commercially reasonable efforts to prevent unauthorised access to the Client Content and Subscription Services. The Client acknowledges that the Subscription Services and data transmitted to the Subscription Services are provided via the internet, a publicly-available computer network, and that such publicly-available networks are susceptible to failure, attack and hacking.