Emergency Calling Sample Clauses
The Emergency Calling clause defines the obligations and procedures related to making emergency calls using a service or system. It typically outlines how users can access emergency services (such as 911 or 112) through the provider's network, and may specify any limitations, such as reduced functionality when using internet-based calling or during power outages. This clause ensures that users are informed about the availability and reliability of emergency calling, addressing safety concerns and regulatory requirements.
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Emergency Calling. VoIP Service enables Customer to access the Emergency Service Answering Point (ESAP) in its respective country using the appropriate numbers. The calling number transmitted to the ESAP will be the number stored in the Verizon SIP servers. Customer will keep all numbers up-to-date at all times. Emergency call routing and back-tracking (“silent” emergency calling) are only supported for calls from Customer sites that are identified by a Service Order issued under this Service Attachment.
Emergency Calling. Verizon Canada VoIP Service includes basic 9-1-1 capabilities which have certain limitations relative to the enhanced 9-1-1 capabilities that are available on most traditional telephone services. For more information on Verizon Canada basic 9-1-1 go to ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇/
Emergency Calling. Pursuant to the Federal Communications Commission’s VoIP E911 Order (WC Docket Nos. 04-36 and 05-196, FCC 05-116, released June 3, 2005), paragraphs 48-49, and Section 9.5(e) of the FCC's rules, all interconnected VoIP providers are required to "advise every subscriber, both new and existing, prominently and in plain language, the circumstances under which E911 Service may not be available through the interconnected VoIP service or may be in some way limited by comparison to traditional E911 service." Because FirstLight is providing VoIP services to you, FirstLight is obligated to make certain disclosures to you regarding the 911 services, and to obtain and retain your acknowledgement of having received and understood these disclosures. By signing this agreement, you acknowledge that you have received this disclosure and that you understand the limits of the 911 capabilities offered by FirstLight’s VoIP services.
Emergency Calling. Customer will not use the Genesys Cloud Service to transmit 911 or any emergency services (or reconfigure to support or provide such use). Customer acknowledges that Genesys does not provide Customer the ability to reach 911 or other emergency services and Customer agrees to inform any individuals who may be present where the Services are used, or who use the Services, of the non- availability of 911 dialing.
Emergency Calling. In order to make emergency calls, Customer must first order and have provisioned a Genesys Cloud Voice direct inward dial (DID) number for (i) each location that is used by End Users and
Emergency Calling. Europe. Calls to local emergency numbers (e.g. 112 or 999) are supported as part of the IP Trunking service.
Emergency Calling. To comply with laws regarding emergency calls, Customer must first order and have provisioned a Genesys Cloud Voice direct inward dial (DID) number for (i) each user location and (ii) each nomadic line or softphone that is assigned to a user. A nomadic line or softphone can be used to make and receive voice calls at a location other than the registered location. Verizon will assist Customer to order and provision DID numbers as requested. A DID number is required to associate a location with a nomadic line or softphone, and each DID number must be associated with only one location at a time. A single DID number may cover one or more user lines at a single location. Customer is required to (a) manually input the initial registered location to associate with each DID number and (b) manually update any change in the registered location associated with a DID number. If a DID number is not properly configured, users will not be able to directly initiate 911 calls. If Customer does not manually associate a location with a DID number, the dispatchable location of a 911 caller will not be provided to the public safety answering point. In such circumstances, emergency services may be delayed or misrouted which could result in injury or death.
Emergency Calling. VOICE TELCO SERVICES DOES NOT PROVIDE A “911” OR E911 OR SIMILAR EMERGENCY CALL ROUTING SERVICE WITH THE HVS SERVICES. YOU MUST NOT ROUTE EMERGENCY SERVICES CALLS TO VOICE TELCO SERVICES, AND YOU SHALL HAVE FULL RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT ALL EMERGENCY SERVICE CALLS ARE ROUTED APPROPRIATELY VIA OTHER MEANS. FURTHER, YOU AGREE TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD VOICE TELCO SERVICES AND THE VOICE TELCO PARTIES HARMLESS FROM AND AGAINST ALL SUITS, LIABILITIES, DAMAGES, PENALTIES AND THE LIKE, RELATING TO OR ARISING FROM INJURIES, DEATH, AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE FROM ANY IMPROPER OR UNSUCCESSFUL ROUTING OF 911, 9-911 OR OTHER EMERGENCY SERVICES CALLS THAT ORIGINATE FROM YOUR LOCATIONS. You acknowledge and agree that the limitation of Voice Telco Services’ and the Voice Telco Parties’ liability is a material term to Voice Telco Services and that it would not otherwise enter into the Purchase Agreement or this Schedule without this limitation, and that You agree these limitations are reasonable.
Emergency Calling. Vocus is a signatory to the Telecommunications Carrier Forum (TCF) code for emergency calling service and we will meet our obligations as a Carrier for calls handled over our network. Vocus is entitled to recover any costs from upstream third parties in relation to this service. Vocus encourages Customers to read the code, and ensure they are compliant with all aspects.
Emergency Calling. Amazon Chime is not a traditional telephone service or a replacement for traditional telephone service. There are important differences between traditional telephone services and Amazon Chime, including Amazon Chime, does not support or carry emergency calling to any emergency services personnel or public safety answering points ("Emergency Services") such as 911. You and your End Users understand and agree that it is your responsibility to (i) make alternative arrangements for you and your End Users using Amazon Chime to access Emergency Services and (ii) inform all End Users that may use Amazon Chime of these limitations and how they may access Emergency Services via other means, including the alternative arrangements that you have made available. Neither AWS nor its affiliates are liable for any damages resulting from any Emergency Services call or any inability to place or complete an Emergency Services call utilizing Amazon Chime. You agree to indemnify and hold AWS harmless for any claims related to your or your End Users’ accounts referring or relating to any Emergency Services call or any inability to place or complete an Emergency Services call utilizing Amazon Chime.