Call Branding Service Clause Samples

The Call Branding Service clause defines the terms under which a service provider offers branding features for outgoing calls, such as displaying a business name or logo to call recipients. Typically, this clause outlines the technical requirements, responsibilities for providing accurate branding information, and any limitations or restrictions on the use of branding services. Its core function is to ensure that calls made on behalf of a business are properly identified to recipients, thereby enhancing brand recognition and reducing the likelihood of calls being mistaken for spam or fraud.
Call Branding Service. Provides CLEC Local and national Directory Assistance Service that is branded with the brand of CLEC (CLEC-specific branding), where Technically Feasible, or with a generic brand. CLEC-specific Call Branding announces CLEC's name to CLEC's End User Customer at the start and completion of the call. Generic branding does not announce any provider's name. CLEC- specific Call Branding and generic branding are optional services available to CLEC. a) Front End CLEC-specific Call Branding - Announces CLEC's name to CLEC's End User Customer at the start of the call. b) Back End CLEC-specific Call Branding - Announces CLEC's name to CLEC's End User Customer at the completion of the call. c) Intentionally Left Blank. d) CenturyLink will record CLEC's specific brand message.
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Call Branding Service. Allows CLEC’s End User Customers to receive the service options listed in 10.5.
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Call Branding Service. Provides CLEC Local and national Directory Assistance Service that is branded with the brand of CLEC (CLEC-specific branding), where Technically Feasible, or with a generic brand. CLEC-specific Call Branding announces CLEC's name to CLEC's End User Customer at the start and completion of the call. Generic branding does not announce any provider's name. CLEC- specific Call Branding and generic branding are optional services available to CLEC.
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Call Branding Service. Allows Nevada Wireless’s End User Customers to receive the service options listed in 9.4.
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Call Branding Service. Allows Cellular 29's end users to receive the service options listed in this Section branded with the brand of Cellular 29, where technically feasible or with a generic brand. Call Branding announces Cellular 29's name to Cellular 29's end user at the start and completion of the call. Call Branding is an optional service available to Cellular 29. a) Front End Brand -- Announces Cellular 29's name to Cellular 29's end user at the start of the call. There is a nonrecurring charge to setup and record the Front End Brand message, set forth in Part G of this Agreement. b) Back End Brand -- Announces Cellular 29's name to Cellular 29's end user at the completion of the call. There is a nonrecurring charge to setup and record the Back End Brand message, set forth in Part G of this Agreement. c) There is a non-recurring charge to load Cellular 29's branded message in each switch, set forth in Part G of this Agreement. d) Qwest will record the Cellular 29's branded message, comparable to the recordings provided by Qwest for its own branded messages.
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