Data Contribution Sample Clauses

Data Contribution. The ACCC and other data contributors may enter relevant information into one or both databases through the use of computer terminals located in their offices or by providing such information to other participants who will input such data into the system. Where necessary, the FTC subsequently loads this information into the automated databases, which are controlled by the FTC. The ACCC undertakes to use best efforts to provide relevant and appropriate consumer complaints and other information for inclusion in the Consumer Sentinel network.

Data Contribution. The RESELLER shall develop the RESELLER Products to include the capability of data extract routines which would allow the RESELLER Customers to participate in MEDICODE's Data Contribution Program.

Data Contribution. 3.1.1 Client represents and warrants that it will comply with FIS’s policy (“Data Contribution Policy”) regarding the provision of consumer data to FIS, as such policy may be modified by FIS from time to time. Both parties agree that the Data Contribution Policy is incorporated into and made a part of this Addendum. 3.1.2 Client agrees to make available to FIS, via electronic web service, systematic extract, or batch transmission, certain additional Information (as defined below) set forth in the applicable Specifications, the Data Contribution Policy, or as otherwise specified by FIS from time to time. Client shall be entitled to contribute Information directly to FIS or through a mutually agreed upon third party service provider. FIS shall be entitled to obtain Information directly from its affiliated entities in order to effect Client’s compliance with the Data Contribution Policy.

Data Contribution. 2.1.1 Client shall comply with FIS’s policy (“Data Contribution Policy”) regarding the provision of consumer and business data to FIS, as such policy may be modified by FIS from time to time. Both parties agree that the Data Contribution Policy is incorporated into and made a part of the Agreement. 2.1.2 FIS shall be entitled to obtain Information (defined below) directly from its affiliated entities in order to effect Client’s compliance with the Data Contribution Policy.

Data Contribution. 7.1 In accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and without prejudice to any regulatory obligation on the part of the Participant, the Participant shall provide EEX AG with all information required by EEX AG to report in a complete, accurate and timely manner and in accordance with the requirements under MiFID II/MiFIR, the respective applicable national implementing legislation of MiFID II/MiFIR, applicable delegated acts of the European Commission, the procedures, standards and electronic formats published by ESMA and the respective rules and regulations of EEX in their respective valid version (“Data Contribution”). Such information comprises the data provided by the Participant in the Participation Form (“Master Data”) and the data outlined in more detail in the Description (“Required Data”). 7.2 In order to facilitate Data Contribution by the Reporting Participant under Schemes 1 and 3, EEX AG will provide the Participant with MiFID Instrument Files and Draft Reports relating to transactions concluded at EEX via order book or trade registration (“Draft Transaction Report”) and to positions resulting from those transactions (“Draft Position Report”). The Participant may use the MiFID Instrument File in its ordinary course of business, provided that the MiFID Instrument File is not made publicly available or otherwise onward disseminated to third parties. The draft reports (“Draft Reports”) are created on Participant level, more specifically for each ECC Member ID, and based on the available data received from EEX’s electronic trading systems, from ECC AG’s clearing system and from the Participant (including, but not limited to, its Master Data). 7.3 EEX AG shall use reasonable efforts to ensure (i) that the data included in Draft Report accurately and completely reflects the relevant and available data received from EEX’s electronic trading systems, from ECC AG’s clearing system or from the Participant and (ii) that the Draft Report is made available to the Participant in a timely manner. Any further responsibility of EEX AG for the correctness, completeness and timeliness of the Draft Report shall not be considered part of EEX AG's contractual obligations. 7.4 The Draft Transaction Report will be based on end-of-day status, i.e. new trades are reported for the ultimate counterparties, excluding lifecycle events, which are not reported. The Draft Position Report will be based on end-of-day position data. 7.5 The Participant shall veri...

Data Contribution. Participant shall (1) contribute Patient Data to MX regularly and promptly, and consistent with the Data Submission Guidelines, after receiving such Patient Data from Participant’s sources and (2) maintain its connection to the System and facilitate access to the Patient Data, each as required by Exhibit 2 “Data Contribution Requirements,” the Policies, and this Agreement.

Data Contribution. Burn Data Contributor shall provide pertinent ABA Burn Registry Data to the ABA and represents that it has the right to do so or has obtained any necessary third-party consents as required by applicable law. 2.1 Burn Data Contributors acknowledge and agree that the Burn Care Quality Platform requires certain Data Format Requirements and that if any report the Burn Data Contributors submit into the ABA Burn Care Quality Platform or Registry is noncompliant with the Data Format Requirements, the ABA and BData shall be relieved of any and all obligation hereunder that are dependent on such data, without penalty to the ABA or BData. 2.2 The representative copy of data contributed to the Burn Care Quality Platform by the Burn Data Contributors (i.e., participating burn centers) through the Burn Care Quality Platform will be owned by the ABA and may be used subject to the terms of this Agreement and the Business Associate Agreement (“BAA”) between Burn Data Contributors and the ABA. Burn Data Contributor grants to BData and the ABA the non-exclusive right to utilize the data transferred into the ABA Burn Care Quality Registry for the following purposes: • Verification site review as requested by the Burn Data Contributor,‌ • Quality improvement, national policy, education, research and advocacy initiatives, • Data aggregation for‌ o National registry summary reports, o De-identified research data set, subject to data requestor agreement to abide by Burn Quality Data Terms and Conditions Agreement, and o Benchmarking reports to be provided to the Burn Data Contributors at least as frequently as annually after compilation of the data calls to the ABA. Provision of above services is subject to the condition that the Burn Data Contributors will not be identified as the contributor of specific data when such data is published, although ABA retains the right to publish a list of Burn Data Contributors independent of such data.

Data Contribution. If Client contributes information on its credit experience with consumers, including updates thereof, (collectively “Client Records”) to Experian, Client agrees to make Client Records available to Experian at mutually agreeable times and format, in accordance with Section 623 of the FCRA. Client shall provide Client Records which are accurate to the best of its knowledge and shall promptly update and correct all known inaccurate information. Client shall provide Experian with written notice (i) if any information is disputed by a consumer, (ii) if the consumer closes the account; and (iii) not later than 90 days after furnishing the information, of the date of the commencement of the delinquency of an account which is placed for collection. Client shall bear the expense of preparing and delivering Client’s Records to Experian. Experian may incorporate, at Experian’s expense, Client Records into its credit reporting system. Information, once incorporated and merged with other contributed data, will be Experian’s exclusive property. Client shall retain ownership in information used to compile its Client Records. At Experian’s request, Client will promptly reinvestigate and verify the accuracy of Client Records. Experian may use Client Records for any purpose consistent with applicable federal, state and local laws, rules, and regulations; provided, however, that Experian will use reasonable commercial efforts not to release a list that specifically identifies individuals as Client’s customers.

Data Contribution. If Client contributes information on its credit experience with consumers, including updates thereof, (collectively “Client Records”) to Experian, Client agrees to make Client Records available to Experian at mutually agreeable times and format, in accordance with Section 623 of the FCRA. Client shall provide Client Records which are accurate to the best of its knowledge and shall promptly update and correct all known inaccurate information. Client shall provide Experian with written notice (i) if any information is disputed by a consumer, (ii) if the consumer closes the account; and (iii) not later than 90 days after furnishing the information, of the date of the commencement of the delinquency of an account which is placed for collection. Client shall bear the expense of preparing and delivering Client’s Records to Experian. Experian may incorporate, at Experian’s expense, Client Records into its credit reporting system. Information, once incorporated and merged with other contributed data, will be Experian’s exclusive property. Client shall retain ownership in information used to compile its Client Records. At Experian’s request, Client will promptly reinvestigate and verify the accuracy of Client Records. Experian may use Client Records for any purpose consistent with applicable federal, state and local laws, rules, and regulations; provided, however, that Experian will use reasonable commercial efforts not to release a list that specifically identifies individuals as Client’s customers. Where applicable, Experian and the credit reporting industry expect all data contributors to report collection accounts as “paid collection” transactions when they are paid. This information should not be deleted unless required by law. Although this may seem like a valuable consumer service and helps Client collect on debt, it is a disservice to credit grantors for Experian to allow the deletion of this valuable collection information. For these reasons, if Client is deleting valid collection information, or charging fees to delete information, or both, Experian reserves the right to terminate this Agreement immediately and remove Client Records from Experian’s credit reporting system.