Client Reviews Clause Samples

Client Reviews. Upon at least 30 days’ written notice from Client to SS&C, Client, through its staff or agents (other than any Person that is a competitor of SS&C), and Government Authorities with jurisdiction over the Client (each a “Reviewer”) may conduct a reasonable, on-site review of the operational and technology infrastructure controls used by SS&C to provide the Services and meet SS&C’s confidentiality and information security obligations under this Agreement (a “Review”). Client shall accommodate SS&C requests to reschedule any Review based on the availability of required resources. With respect to any Review, Client shall: (a) Pay SS&C costs, provided that Client shall not be responsible for SS&C’s own internal costs associated with SS&C personnel supervising such Review or performing such tasks are reasonably necessary to allow Client to perform such Review. (b) Comply, and ensure that Reviewers comply, with SS&C’s policies and procedures relating to physical, computer and network security, business continuity, safety and security. (c) Ensure that all Reviewers are bound by written confidentiality obligations substantially similar to, and no less protective than, those set forth in the Agreement (which Client shall provide to SS&C upon request). (d) Except for mandatory Reviews by Government Authorities, be limited to 1 Review per calendar year.
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Client Reviews. Upon at least 30 days’ written notice from Fund to SS&C, Fund, through its staff or agents (other than any Person that is a competitor of SS&C), and Government Authorities with jurisdiction over Fund (each a “Reviewer”) may conduct a reasonable, on-site review of the operational and technology infrastructure controls used by SS&C to provide the Services and meet SS&C’s confidentiality and information security obligations under this Agreement (a “Review”). Fund shall accommodate SS&C requests to reschedule any Review based on the availability of required resources. With respect to any Review, Fund shall: (a) Ensure that the Review is conducted in a manner that does not disrupt SS&C’s business operations. (b) Pay SS&C costs, including staff time at standard rates. (c) Comply, and ensure that Reviewers comply, with SS&C’s policies and procedures relating to physical, computer and network security, business continuity, safety and security.
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Client Reviews. Upon at least thirty (30) days’ written notice from Fund to SS&C, Fund, through its officers or agents (other than any Person that is a competitor of SS&C), and Government Authorities with jurisdiction over the Fund (each, a “Reviewer”) may conduct a reasonable, on-site review of the operational and technology infrastructure controls used by SS&C to provide the Services and meet SS&C’s confidentiality and information security obligations under this Agreement (a “Review”). Fund shall use reasonable best efforts to accommodate SS&C requests to reschedule any Review based on the availability of required resources. With respect to any Review, Fund shall: (a) Ensure that the Review is conducted in a manner that does not disrupt SS&C’s business operations. (b) Pay SS&C’s reasonable costs, including staff time at standard rates for up to 200 hours; provided that any such costs in excess of those incurred for up to 200 hours of staff time at standard rates must be pre-approved by Fund. (c) Comply, and ensure that Reviewers comply, with SS&C’s policies and procedures relating to physical computer and network security, business continuity, safety and security. (d) Ensure that all Reviewers agree in writing to confidentiality obligations substantially similar to, and no less protective than, those set forth in this Agreement (which Fund shall provide to SS&C upon request). (e) Except for mandatory Review by Government Authorities, be limited to one (1) review per calendar year.
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Client Reviews. Upon at least 30 days’ written notice from Client to SS&C, Client, through its staff or agents (other than any Person that is a competitor of SS&C), and Governmental Authorities with jurisdiction over the Client (each, a “Reviewer”) may conduct a reasonable, on-site review of the operational and technology infrastructure controls used by SS&C to provide the Services and meet SS&C’s confidentiality and information security obligations under this Agreement (a “Review”). Client shall accommodate SS&C requests to reschedule the Review based on the availability of required resources. With respect to any Review, Client shall: (a) Ensure that the Review is conducted in a manner that does not disrupt SS&C’s business operations. (b) Pay SS&C costs outside of normal operations, including staff time at standard rates. (c) Comply, and ensure that Reviewers comply, with SS&C policies and procedures relating to physical, computer and network security, business continuity, safety and security. (d) Ensure that all Reviewers are bound by written confidentiality obligations substantially similar to, and no less protective than, those set forth in the Agreement (which Client shall provide to SS&C upon request). (e) Except for mandatory Reviews by Governmental Authorities, be limited to one (1) Review per calendar year.
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Client Reviews. Upon completion of the cleaning service, the Company shall send an email to the Client containing a link to provide feedback and write a review about the cleaning services received. Participation in the review process is entirely voluntary. The purpose of soliciting feedback and reviews is to gather valuable insights into the Client's satisfaction with the cleaning services and to continuously improve the quality of service provided by the Company. Reviews submitted by Clients may be publicly displayed on the Company's website, social media channels, and other promotional materials for marketing purposes. The Company retains the right to moderate reviews submitted by Clients to ensure compliance with community guidelines and standards. Reviews containing inappropriate language, discriminatory remarks, personal attacks, or irrelevant content may be removed or edited at the Company's discretion. Reviews containing false or misleading information may be subject to removal or correction by the Company. By submitting a review, the Client acknowledges and agrees to grant the Company a non-exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, distribute, and display the review in whole or in part, and to incorporate the review into other works, in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed, for any purpose related to the Company's business.
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