ADDITIONAL ORDERING AND BILLING PROVISIONS Sample Clauses

The "Additional Ordering and Billing Provisions" clause sets out specific terms and procedures related to how orders are placed and how billing is handled under the agreement. It may detail requirements such as the format for submitting purchase orders, timelines for invoicing, acceptable payment methods, or procedures for handling billing disputes. By clearly outlining these processes, the clause helps ensure both parties understand their obligations regarding ordering and payment, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes over transactions.
ADDITIONAL ORDERING AND BILLING PROVISIONS. 7.1 Ordering 7.1.1 Due dates for the installation or conversion of Trunk Groups covered by this Agreement shall be based on SBC-13STATE’s standard Switched Access intervals or mutual agreement of the Parties in accordance with the availability of facilities and equipment.
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ADDITIONAL ORDERING AND BILLING PROVISIONS. 7.1 Ordering 7.1.1 Due dates for the installation or conversion of Trunk Groups covered by this Agreement shall be based on AT&T OKLAHOMA’s standard Switched Access intervals or mutual agreement of the Parties in accordance with the availability of facilities and equipment. 7.1.1.1 The Parties recognize that Special Requests may be made of the other Party pursuant to Section 4.2.8 herein. The providing Party shall have 75 days to notify the ordering Party (“Special Notification”) if the ordering Party’s Special Request, in the providing Party’s sole discretion, will be fulfilled and what the cost of fulfilling such request will be. If the Special Request will be fulfilled, the providing Party shall activate the order at a time agreed to by the Parties. 7.1.1.2 An ordering Party may cancel a Special Request at any time, but will pay the providing Party's reasonable and demonstrable costs of processing and/or implementing the Special Request up to the date of cancellation.
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ADDITIONAL ORDERING AND BILLING PROVISIONS. 7.1 Ordering 7.1.1 Due dates for the installation or conversion of Trunk Groups covered by this Agreement shall be based on SBC-13STATE’s standard Switched Access intervals or mutual agreement of the Parties in accordance with the availability of facilities and equipment. 7.1.1.1 The Parties recognize that Special Requests may be made of the other Party pursuant to Section 4.2.8 herein. The providing Party shall have 75 days to notify the ordering Party (“Special Notification”) if the ordering Party's Special Request, in the providing Party's sole discretion, will be fulfilled and what the cost of fulfilling such request will be. If the Special Request will be fulfilled, the providing Party shall activate the order at a time agreed to by the Parties.
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