Common use of Electronic Authorization Clause in Contracts

Electronic Authorization. 18.1. Supplier provides an Electronic Authorization service. Each time that User uses the Electronic Authorization service, User is expressly: 18.1.1. affirming that User is able to access and view the User Content that User is electronically authorizing via the Electronic Authorization service; and 18.1.2. consenting to conduct business electronically with respect to the transaction contemplated by the User Content; and 18.1.3. agreeing to the use of electronic signatures for the User Content. 18.2. While many Users prefer the convenience of Electronic Authorizations, using the Electronic Authorizations service is optional. 18.3. Obtaining a physical, non-electronic copy of the User Content is User’s sole responsibility, and Supplier has no responsibility or liability with respect to such matter. 18.4. Supplier has no responsibility or liability with respect to the content, validity, or enforceability of any User Content, nor is it responsible or liable for any matters or disputes arising from the User Content. 18.5. Supplier makes no representations or warranties regarding the validity or enforceability of electronic documents or electronic signatures. UNDER APPLICABLE LAWS, ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES AND SUBMISSIONS ARE NOT ENFORCEABLE ON SOME DOCUMENTS. IT IS USER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO CONSULT WITH AN ATTORNEY TO DETERMINE WHETHER A DOCUMENT WILL BE ENFORCEABLE IF IT IS ELECTRONICALLY EXECUTED VIA THE ELECTRONIC AUTHORIZATIONS SERVICE.