3rd Party Network Clause Samples
The '3rd Party Network' clause defines the terms under which a party may use networks, systems, or services operated by external third parties in connection with the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities and limitations regarding access, data transmission, or integration with such third-party networks, and may specify requirements for security, compliance, or liability in the event of issues arising from their use. Its core function is to clarify the allocation of risk and responsibility when external networks are involved, ensuring all parties understand their obligations and the boundaries of liability related to third-party systems.
3rd Party Network. Customer Provided Access or transport from third parties approved by Company from time to time. The current approved 3rd Party Network providers are AT&T, Sprint, BellSouth, Qwest, Equant, British Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, and NTT.
3rd Party Network. U.S. Mainland dedicated access transport services (e.g. T1) from third parties approved by Verizon from time to time. The current approved 3rd Party Network providers are AT&T, Sprint, and Qwest. Use of third party providers is subject to Verizon approval prior to order entry.