Internet-Related Unavailability Sample Clauses

Internet-Related Unavailability. In the event an Internet-related unavailability arises that is of the type where ICERS is unable to access the Services through the Internet (provided the cause of such inability is not within ICERS' control), the parties shall take commercially reasonable steps to secure, at ICERS' sole expense, an alternative mode of access to the Services. Member synchronization / global account updating System must be able to update all member accounts off hours and in less than 4 hours 90% of the time in a year. Monthly payroll trials System must be able to run trial monthly payroll batches in less than 2 hours 90% of the time in a year. Monthly payroll posting System must be able to post monthly payroll batches after a trial is generated in less than 20 minutes 90% of the time in a year. Active payroll import System must be able to import active payroll transmittal files in less than 2 hours 90% of the time in a year. Member search System must be able to return the results of a member search in less than 15 seconds 90% of the time in a year. Actuarial extract System must be able to generate an extract for the triennial experience study for ICERS' actuary in less than 4 hours 90% of the time in a year. Interest posting System must be able to post interest to all eligible member accounts in less than 2 hours 90% of the time in a year. COLA granting System must be able to update all eligible members' accounts with updated COLA adjustments in a batch process in less than 1 hour 90% of the time in a year. Benefit estimates System must be able to return the results of a benefit estimate in less than 1 minute 90% of the time in a year. ACH / Check file generation System must be able to generate a monthly payroll ACH or check file in less than 20 minutes 90% of the time in a year. General Ledger interface creation System must be able to generate an extract interface file for the general ledger in less than 20 minutes 90% of the time in a year. Export files System must be able to generate an outbound export file to be imported by plan sponsor payroll system in less than 30 minutes 90% of the time in a year.
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