Relocation of End User Sample Clauses

The 'Relocation of End User' clause governs the procedures and requirements when the end user of a product or service moves to a new location. Typically, this clause outlines the obligations of both parties regarding notification, potential adjustments to service terms, and any costs or limitations associated with relocating equipment or services. For example, it may require the end user to provide advance notice before moving or specify whether the provider will support the relocation. The core function of this clause is to ensure continuity of service and clarify responsibilities, thereby preventing disputes or service interruptions due to a change in the end user's location.
Relocation of End User. If End User uses the Service in a location other than the Registered Location, 911 calls may not be routed to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (“PSAP”) for the End User’s current physical location. If an End User’s primary work location address changes, End User must submit a new Registered Location. End User must not use SIP Trunking at any location other than the Registered Location.
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Relocation of End User. If End User uses WPaaS in a location other than the Initial Registered Location, 9-1-1 calls may not be routed to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (“PSAP”) for the End User’s current physical location and emergency vehicles will be dispatched to the wrong location.
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Relocation of End User. If Customer uses Workplace with an assigned telephone number in a location other than the Registered Location, 9-1-1 calls may not be routed to the appropriate PSAP for the End User’s current physical location. If an End User’s primary work location address changes, Customer must notify Sprint of the change and submit a new Registered Location for that End User. An End User must not use Workplace at any location other than the Registered Location. If an End User changes his or her primary work location, in certain circumstances, Sprint may require a new telephone number or Sprint may not be able to provide Workplace to the new location.
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Relocation of End User. If Customer uses ISIP with an assigned telephone number in a location other than the Registered Location, emergency calls may not be routed to the appropriate Emergency Service for the end user‟s current physical location. If an End User‟s primary work location address changes, Customer must notify Sprint of the change and submit a new Registered Location for that End User. End User must not use ISIP at any location other than the Registered Location. If an End User changes his or her primary work location, in certain circumstances, Sprint may require a new telephone number or Sprint may not be able to provide ISIP to the new location.
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Related to Relocation of End User

  • Relocation of Equipment Any Equipment under a Support Plan that is moved to a different location at the Site, or to a different Customer site, shall remain eligible for Support Services under the Support Plan if (i) Customer gives Kodak reasonable prior written notice of Customer’s intent to move such Equipment, and (ii) Kodak is given the opportunity to supervise and inspect the Equipment during the de-installation, packing, unpacking and reinstallation of the Equipment to ensure that the Equipment is in proper working condition following the relocation. Customer is responsible for all relocation and associated costs.

  • Location of Equipment The Customer shall not remove the Equipment from the location shown herein as the place of use of the equipment, without prior written approval of the Company. The Customer shall inform the Company by email upon demand of the exact location of the Equipment while it is in the Customer’s possession.

  • Location of Services The Purchaser’s data shall remain within the continental United States at all times and on computing and data storage devices residing therein. Contractor’s services shall be subject to the United States legal jurisdiction.

  • Installation of Equipment You represent that there are no legal, contractual or similar restrictions on the installation of the Equipment in the location(s) you have authorized. It is your responsibility to ensure compliance with all applicable building codes, zoning ordinances, homeowners’ association rules, covenants, conditions, and restrictions related to the Service, to pay any fees or other charges, and to obtain any permits or authorizations necessary for the installation or use of the Service (collectively "Legal Requirements"). You are solely responsible for any fines or similar charges for violation of any applicable Legal Requirements. You acknowledge and agree that Viasat or its designated service provider will be required to access your premises and computer to install and maintain the Equipment, including, without limitation, the antenna and its components. Standard Equipment installations performed by Viasat-authorized installers include: (i) installation of the antenna to an outside wall or sloped roof; (ii) travel to and from your Service location within 50 miles of the installer’s office; (iii) cable routed through one exterior wall and one interior wall or floor; (iv) connection of the antenna to the modem using up to 150 feet of cable; (v) connection of the modem to one computer using up to 7 feet of cable; and (vi) required mounting and cabling hardware. Any different or additional installation services or hardware are non-standard and may result in additional charges to be agreed upon between you and the installer. All installations include attaching the Equipment to your computer, installing software on your computer and configuring your computer to optimize the performance of the Internet Service. You confirm that you have reviewed the installation plan and agreed to any associated charges. If you approved a roof mount, you acknowledge the potential risks associated with this type of installation (including, without limitation, with respect to any warranty that applies to your roof or roof membrane). By signing this Agreement, scheduling a service or installation visit, and permitting us or our service provider to enter your home, you are authorizing Viasat and its service provider to perform all of the above actions. You are responsible for backing up the data on your computer and we highly recommend that you do so prior to permitting access to us or one of our designated service providers. NEITHER VIASAT NOR ITS SERVICE PROVIDER SHALL HAVE ANY LIABILITY WHATSOEVER FOR ANY LOSSES RESULTING FROM THE EQUIPMENT OR ANY INSTALLATION, REPAIR OR OTHER SERVICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGE TO YOUR PREMISES OR LOSS OF SOFTWARE, DATA OR OTHER INFORMATION FROM YOUR COMPUTER. This limitation does not apply to any damages arising from the gross negligence or willful misconduct of us or one of our designated service providers. Time frames for installation, if any, are not guaranteed and may vary depending on the types of services requested and other factors.

  • Data Location 1.1. The CONTRACTOR shall not store or transfer non-public COUNTY data outside of the United States. This includes backup data and Disaster Recovery locations. The CONTRACTOR will permit its personnel and contractors to access COUNTY data remotely only as required to provide technical support. (Remote access to data from outside the continental United States is prohibited unless approved in advance and in writing by the County.) 1.2. The CONTRACTOR must notify the COUNTY in advance and in writing of any location changes to CONTRACTOR’s data center(s) that will process or store County data.