Systems Interface Clause Samples

The Systems Interface clause defines the requirements and protocols for how different systems or components within a project or organization will connect and communicate with each other. It typically outlines technical standards, data formats, and responsibilities for ensuring compatibility between hardware, software, or operational processes. By establishing clear guidelines for integration, this clause helps prevent miscommunication, technical incompatibilities, and operational disruptions, ensuring that all systems work together efficiently and reliably.
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Systems Interface. (a) The Company and Capital agree to maintain in effect the existing telecommunications and computer linkages (including, without limitation, telecommunications and computer linkages relating to voice messaging, electronic written messaging, remote terminal document retrieval, and data storage and retrieval) between the Company Entities and Capital Entities that facilitate (x) the accessing by the Capital Entities of information with respect to Customer and Authorized Dealer locations, Product delivery, location, installation and servicing, SBU sales force performance and related matters, (y) the accessing by the Company Entities and the SBUs of information with respect to terms of or rates for Financings and Ancillary Services, acceptance, billing and payment status and credit and collection information and, to the extent such information is available to the Capital Entities, information with respect to Customer and Authorized Dealer locations and Product delivery, location, installation and servicing, and (z) the integration of funds transfers between the Company Entities and Capital Entities with their respective invoicing and accounting systems in connection with the provision by the Capital Entities of Financings and Ancillary Services with respect to Products. (b) The appropriate Company Entities and Capital Entities shall review the foregoing telecommunications and computer linkages on a periodic basis to determine if it would be appropriate or necessary to improve, expand, modify or supplement such linkages in order to comply with the Protocols and Procedures, integrate more efficient technology, improve and expand data retrieval and usage and improve the sales of Products and the utilization of Financings and Ancillary Services offered by the Capital Entities or to take into account new types of Financings or Ancillary Services or other changes in circumstances. The appropriate Company Entities and Capital Entities may also suggest improvements, expansions, modifications or supplements to such telecommunications and computer linkages at any time and from time to time that are consistent with the foregoing standards. If necessary or appropriate, the appropriate Company Entities and Capital Entities shall, in any such circumstances, take appropriate actions to effect such improvements, expansions, modifications or supplements to such telecommunications and computer linkages. (c) The Company Entities shall bear the costs of maintaining and improving,...
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Systems Interface. The Contractor or its designated sub-contractor shall take all steps necessary, as determined by EOHHS, to ensure that the Contractor’s systems are always able to interface with the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS), the Virtual Gateway, and other EOHHS IT applications.
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Systems Interface. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and MoneyGram will establish a systems interface that allows for processing of cash loads either: a) directly between MoneyGram's and ▇▇▇▇▇▇'▇ proprietary systems or b) through a third party processor which shall process the cash loads and/or transfer information between MoneyGram's and ▇▇▇▇▇▇'▇ proprietary systems. If the parties elect to use a third party processor and the arrangement with the third party processor terminates, either: a new relationship with a different third party processor will be established; or the parties will provide information to each other sufficient to establish a direct interface between their proprietary systems, subject to the confidentiality agreement in Section 16 below. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and MoneyGram shall agree, in a separate writing, which third party processor shall be used.
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