Common use of Requests for Service Changes Clause in Contracts

Requests for Service Changes. If Customer wishes to implement changes in the scope of Services or Third-Party Products to be provided under an Agreement, Customer must request such changes in writing and deliver the request to Datapath. Datapath shall review and return the request to Customer with a written evaluation of the changes, including the cost of the changes (if any) and the impact the changes will have on the completion of the Services or delivery of the Third Party Products. Following its review of Datapath’s evaluation, Customer may then choose to approve the changes by signing and returning to Datapath a copy of Datapath’s written evaluation, which will then be subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreement. No changes in the scope of an Agreement will be effective until Datapath and Customer mutually agree upon and sign the evaluation of the written change request.

Requests for Service Changes. If Customer wishes to implement changes in the scope of Services or Third-Party Products to be provided under an Agreement, Customer must request such changes in writing and deliver the request to Datapath. Datapath shall review and return the request to Customer with a written evaluation of the changes, including the cost of the changes (if any) and the impact the changes will have on the completion of the Services or delivery of the Third Third-Party Products. Following its review of Datapath’s evaluation, Customer may then choose to approve the changes by signing and returning to Datapath a copy of Datapath’s written evaluation, which will then be subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreement. No changes in the scope of an Agreement will be effective until Datapath and Customer mutually agree upon and sign the evaluation of the written change request.