Common use of Priority Levels Clause in Contracts

Priority Levels. Priority levels are determined based on impact and urgency, as attributable to Mendix as set forth below. (i) High: a high priority production incident with a high impact on Customer’s business, impacting (almost) all users (ii) Medium: a production incident with intermediate impact on Customer’s business, impacting a group of users (iii) Low: a trivial (production) incident with no impact on the customer’s business (i) High: operational functionality is severely disrupted (ii) Medium: operational functionality is limited disrupted (iii) Low: operational functionality is not/hardly disrupted Priority Levels High Critical High Medium Medium High Medium Low Low Medium Low Low If and where Mendix provides for a workaround solution the priority level can never be higher than Medium.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Licensing Agreement

Priority Levels. Priority levels are determined based on impact and urgency, as attributable to Mendix Teamline as set forth below. (i) High: a high priority production incident with a high impact on Customer’s business, impacting (almost) all users (ii) Medium: a production incident with intermediate impact on Customer’s business, impacting a group of users (iii) Low: a trivial (production) incident with no impact on the customer’s businessbusiness Urgency: (i) High: operational functionality is severely disrupted (ii) Medium: operational functionality is limited disrupted (iii) Low: operational functionality is not/hardly disrupted (i) High: operational functionality is severely disrupted (ii) Medium: operational functionality is limited disrupted (iii) Low: operational functionality is not/hardly disrupted Priority Levels Urgency Impact High Medium Low High Critical High Medium Medium High Medium Low Low Medium Low Low If and where Mendix provides for a workaround solution the priority level can never be higher than Medium.Low

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Service Level Agreement

Priority Levels. Priority levels are determined based on impact and urgency, as attributable to Mendix as set forth below. (i) High: a high priority production incident with a high impact on Customer’s business, impacting (almost) all users (ii) Medium: a production incident with intermediate impact on Customer’s business, impacting a group of users (iii) Low: a trivial (production) incident with no impact on the customer’s business (i) High: operational functionality is severely disrupted (ii) Medium: operational functionality is limited disrupted (iii) Low: operational functionality is not/hardly disrupted Mx_ServiceLevelAgreement_v2018-01 Page 2 of 6 SLA_v2018-01 Priority Levels High Critical High Medium Medium High Medium Low Low Medium Low Low If and where Mendix provides for a workaround solution the priority level can never be higher than Medium.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Service Level Agreement