Third Party Integration Clause Samples

Third Party Integration. Customer acknowledges that Customer may need to obtain additional third-party technology ("Third Party- Technology"). Customer agrees that the rights and licenses with respect to Third-Party Technology shall be under a separate purchase, license or services agreement by and between the Customer and the vendors of such Third-Party Technology. Customer shall comply with the applicable purchase and/or license agreement with respect to any Third-Party Technology. Any amounts payable to any such vendors shall be the Customer’s responsibility and Customer assumes all risks and liabilities to third-party vendors.

Third Party Integration. The Service integrates certain third-party software. Your use of such integrations shall comply with all applicable law, regulation, and third-party rights. You agree to comply with any terms and conditions applicable to your use of third-party integrations. You may not rent, lease, lend, redistribute, sublicense, copy, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, attempt to derive the source code of, decrypt, modify, or create derivative works of any integrations.

Third Party Integration. Illuminate, in its sole discretion, will assist Client with integration of Licensed Product(s) with Client’s third party applications that are compatible in nature. Due to the potential access of students’ personally identifiable information, Illuminate provides said integration only at the request of Client in writing. Client is solely and entirely responsible for compliance with local, state, and federal laws corresponding with integrations. To the extent permitted under the law, Client agrees to indemnify and hold Illuminate harmless for any actions and/or omissions pertaining to said integration.

Third Party Integration. 5.1 The Parties agree to connect their respective systems through a third party application programming interface operated by a third party (“Third Party API”) approved by ▇▇▇▇ (“Approved Third Party”) so that Nium may provide the Services to the Client (“Third Party API Integration”). Each Party acknowledges and agrees that its integration to the Third Party API is autonomous and each shall be responsible for its own development work and bear its own costs in relation to the integration. 5.2 The Client’s use of the Third Party API, or any system or platform provided by Approved Third Party is subject to such terms and conditions imposed by the Approved Third Party which are separate and independent of this Agreement. Nium accepts no responsibility or liability in any way for the Client’s access and use of the Third Party API, any system or platform provided by the Approved Third Party and makes no representations or warranty as to the relevancy, adequacy, commercial value, completeness or reliability of the Third Party API, any system or platform provided by the Approved Third Party. 5.3 Each Party shall ensure that its development work relating to the Third Party API Integration does not (i) create material technical problems, damage, interruption, degradation of the other Party’s systems or (ii) prevent the provision of the Services by Nium or the receipt of Services by the Client (each, a “Material Adverse Effect on Services”). Upon the occurrence of such an event, the Party who has become aware of a Material Adverse Effect on Services, whether it is the Party whose development work has caused the Material Adverse Effect on Services or the Party whose systems have been affected, shall promptly notify the other Party of such event and both Parties shall: (a) immediately suspend the Third Party API Integration to the extent necessary to mitigate the consequences of the Material Adverse Effect on Services; (b) immediately suspend access to the affected Service; (c) promptly following any decision to suspend, initiate a crisis management call between themselves to discuss and attempt to identify the source of the Material Adverse Effect on Services and potential remedies; and (d) provide any and all necessary assistance to the other Party to resolve the problem. 5.4 The Client consents and authorises the Approved Third Party to provide and receive from Nium all information, communications, and Instructions in connection with the Services. The Client furthe...

Third Party Integration. (“TPI”) 4.1 Where agreed, Foodhub shall provide the Retailer with a TPI service to enable the consolidation of all their Customer online food orders that are placed using other service providers, so they can be centrally managed by the Retailer using the TPI service, instead of multiple devices. 4.2 With effect from 1st February 2023, Foodhub shall charge all Retailers to use our TPI service. The option for using the TPI service shall be at an additional cost, which shall be disclosed and agreed between Foodhub and the Retailer before any charges are incurred for services provided. 4.3 The charge for the TPI service is based on the volume of Customer orders that have been integrated (higher the volume of orders, the lower the fee for each of the orders integrated). The billing shall be for Customer orders integrated from the previous calendar month and be subject to a minimum fee, calculated on the 1st of each month, effective from 1st March 2023. 4.4 The Retailer may opt out of the TPI service by cancelling at any time, in writing, to Foodhub directly at ▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Any TPI service provided to the Retailer at the time of cancellation will still be charged in accordance with Clauses 4.2 and 4.3. 4.5 Foodhub cannot be held responsible for any downtime or interruptions with the TPI service resulting from outages or problems caused by outside connections, third party software limitations, utilities or other reasons that are not managed by us or beyond our control. 4.6 Foodhub uses the services of a third party to support the provision of its TPI service to the Retailer. Foodhub shall ensure the service provided by the third party provider is uninterrupted and fit for purposes using reasonable endeavours, but cannot be held responsible for any limitations, errors or failures with the service provided to Foodhub by the third party and any effect this may have on the provision of the TPI service to the Retailer.

Third Party Integration. The Company may incorporate the use of third-party services like APIs or browser extensions, such as APIs from ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and its affiliates or Google Chrome Browser extensions. The Company has no association, endorsement, affiliation, or sponsorship with or by any third-party service with which it interacts or uses for purposes of API or browser extension services or the like (“Third Party Services”). The Company does

Third Party Integration. Service Provider’s system shall be able to integrate with the District’s current providers (IPS, Group, Inc., Cale America, Inc. dba Flowbird, Passport Labs, Inc., and Motorola Solutions, Inc. formerly Vigilant Solutions) at no additional cost to the District. Transactional data used for enforcement shall be transmitted and integrated in real time from the Equipment to all of the District’s sub-systems including, but not limited to LPR, using industry standard secure communication methods and protocols.

Third Party Integration. In connection with providing the Investigo Services under this User Agreement, User may request from time to time that Broadridge receive from certain third parties or deliver to certain third parties, information regarding User, including confidential information. In order to deliver or receive such information, Broadridge may need to develop an interface or other delivery method for the Broadridge platform or with such third party's systems. In each such case User shall indemnify and hold Broadridge harmless from any and all losses, claims, damages, liabilities, costs and related expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arising out of any third party claims relating to Broadridge's receipt of such information, Broadridge's delivery of such information, such third party's use of such information, or Broadridge's development of such interface or delivery method. User further acknowledges that Broadridge does not conduct any security review of such third parties, and such third parties shall not be deemed subcontractors, service providers or agents of Broadridge. Promptly after becoming aware of the existence of any claim or litigation for which indemnity may be sought under this section, Broadridge shall give User written notice thereof, together with any and all documentation related to such claim or litigation. User shall have full control over the defense and settlement of any claim or litigation for which indemnification is sought under this section, and Broadridge shall reasonably cooperate with User in every reasonable way, at User's expense, to facilitate the defense or settlement of any such claim or litigation.

Third Party Integration. Where a support request relates to a third-party software integration with the Vehicle Vision software, (for example a Dealer Management System or SMTP service) and the customer is engaged with both parties in a separate contract, Vehicle Vision will make a commercially reasonable effort to assist the customer with the request. During investigation, if it is established that the request relates to an issue with the third- party system, the ticket will be closed on the Vehicle Vision support ticketing system and the user notified.