Automatic Scale Up / BPU Report Sample Clauses

The "Automatic Scale Up / BPU Report" clause establishes a mechanism for automatically increasing service capacity or resources based on predefined usage thresholds, as monitored and reported through a Business Performance Unit (BPU) report. In practice, this clause typically requires the service provider to regularly generate and review BPU reports that track key performance indicators, such as user demand or system load, and to trigger additional resource allocation when certain criteria are met. This ensures that the service can adapt to increased demand without manual intervention, thereby maintaining performance standards and preventing service disruptions due to capacity constraints.
Automatic Scale Up / BPU Report. Bizagi will generate a BPU usage report on a monthly basis which shows End User’s BPU consumption during the previous month (“BPU Report”). If the BPU Report shows that End User has exceeded the maximum number of BPU’s included in the contracted Performance Level as permitted in its subscription for two consecutive months and End User fails to upgrade to the appropriate Performance Level during such two (2) month period, then Bizagi will notify the Bizagi Authorized Reseller and automatically scale up End User to the appropriate Performance Level. The appropriate Performance Level will be determined based on the average BPU usage during the previous two (2) month period. End User will be required to pay any fees to the Bizagi Authorized Reseller resulting from such scale up.
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Automatic Scale Up / BPU Report. Bizagi will generate a BPU usage report on a monthly basis which shows Customer’s BPU consumption during the previous month (“BPU Report”). If the BPU Report shows that Customer has exceeded the maximum number of BPU’s or storage threshold included in the contracted Performance Level as specified in the Order Form for two consecutive months and Customer fails to upgrade to the appropriate Performance Level during such two (2) month period, then Bizagi will notify Customer and automatically Scale Up Customer to the appropriate Performance Level within ten (10) days of such notification.The appropriate Performance Level will be determined based on the average BPU usage during the previous two (2) month period. Once operational, Bizagi will invoice Customer for the prorated difference in the Subscription Fee between the actual and the subscribed-to Performance Levels, in accordance with the then-current price list, charging only for the remaining number of days until the end of the current annual Term. Customer will pay such invoice in accordance with the payment terms set forth in this Agreement.
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