Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware Support Sample Clauses

The "Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware Support" clause establishes that only hardware certified by Autodesk is eligible for official support under the agreement. In practice, this means that if a customer uses third-party hardware with Autodesk software, support services will only be provided if that hardware appears on Autodesk’s list of certified devices. This clause ensures compatibility and reliability by limiting support obligations to hardware configurations that Autodesk has tested and approved, thereby reducing technical issues and clarifying the scope of support for both parties.
Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware Support. If You purchase Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware support for a Software Program, You must have Subscription or Hotline Support for such Software Program. With the purchase of Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware support You will be entitled to receive Advanced Parts Exchange (“APE”) service (as described below) for Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware components. APE service provides replacement of a defective part for Autodesk-Supported Third-Party Hardware prior to Your returning the defective part to Autodesk. Though Autodesk will use reasonable efforts to provide next Business day parts delivery, actual delivery date can vary based on factors outside of Autodesk’s control including parts availability and variables relating to delivery at Your location. One- way courier charges included for parts replacement. You must return the defective part to Autodesk within 30 days of receipt of replacement part. Replacement of defective parts for Autodesk-Supported Third-Party Hardware is subject to availability from the manufacturer and Autodesk is under no obligation to replace parts that have been discontinued or are otherwise unavailable or which, due to the laws of Your jurisdiction or other requirements, may not be shipped or delivered to You.
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Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware Support. If You purchase Autodesk-Certified Third- Party Hardware support for a Software Program, You must have Maintenance Subscription or Hotline Support for such Software Program. With the purchase of Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware support You will be entitled to receive Advanced Parts Exchange (“APE”) service (as described below) for Autodesk-Certified Third-Party Hardware components. APE service provides replacement of a defective part for Autodesk-Supported Third-Party Hardware prior to Your returning the defective part to Autodesk. Though Autodesk will use reasonable efforts to provide next Business day parts delivery, actual delivery date can vary based on factors outside of Autodesk’s control including parts availability and variables relating to delivery at Your location. One- way courier charges included for parts replacement. You must return the defective part to Autodesk within 30 days of receipt of replacement part. Replacement of defective parts for Autodesk- Supported Third-Party Hardware is subject to availability from the manufacturer and Autodesk is under no obligation to replace parts that have been discontinued or are otherwise unavailable or which, due to the laws of Your jurisdiction or other requirements, may not be shipped or delivered to You.
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