Business Directory Sample Clauses

The Business Directory clause establishes the creation and maintenance of a list of businesses, typically those participating in or associated with a particular organization or agreement. This clause outlines how businesses are added, updated, or removed from the directory, and may specify the information required for each listing, such as contact details or business descriptions. Its core practical function is to ensure that all relevant parties have access to accurate and up-to-date information about participating businesses, facilitating communication and collaboration while reducing confusion or miscommunication.
Business Directory. The Facility Operator may maintain a business directory in the Common Area at a location or locations Approved by the Board. The size, size of type, color and contents of each such directory shall be Approved by the Board.
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Business Directory. Ideal for municipalities, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of commerce or any membership organization, this module allows you to easily create and maintain a searchable directory for either members or businesses within the website. Listings can be added, removed and categorized by non-technical staff in a simple table interface. Many of our municipal clients include an email/text notification option on their Meeting Minutes and Meeting Agendas pages so that interested citizens can sign up for automatic updates anytime there is a new posting. Using this module, you can create -- from scratch -- an unlimited number of online forms on any page of your site using various field options such as long answers, radio buttons, drop-down lists, multiple choice, etc. Having online web forms provides a quick and easy alternative for users to communicate with you and provide important feedback, opinions or complete tasks online. These forms can be used to have web visitors contact you with questions, comments and requests, give feedback, volunteer, or to sign-up for various events, activities or programs.
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