Common use of Access to Customer Data Clause in Contracts

Access to Customer Data. 5.1 Access shall be provided to the customer data for any AFS or ACS subscriber without requiring production of a signed Letter of Agency (LOA), based on the blanket representation that the subscriber has authorized the requesting Party to obtain such data. ACS and AFS have the right, at any time, to audit a claim that a valid LOA exists. Upon five (5) business days’ notice, ACS or AFS shall produce, either in person or electronically, a copy of the valid LOA. If a dispute arises, and the Dispute Resolution process described in Section 23 of PART A is invoked, neither AFS nor ACS will block, disconnect or deny access to customer data, electronic order processing, provisioning of services or any other processes or procedures defined in this agreement during the Dispute Resolution process.

Access to Customer Data. 5.1 Access shall be provided to the customer data for any AFS or ACS subscriber without requiring production of a signed Letter of Agency (LOA), based on the blanket representation that the subscriber has authorized the requesting Party party to obtain such data. ACS and AFS have the right, at any time, to audit a claim that a valid LOA exists. Upon five (5) business days’ notice, ACS or AFS shall produce, either in person or electronically, a copy of the valid LOA. If a dispute arises, and the Dispute Resolution process described in Section 23 of PART A is invoked, neither AFS nor ACS will block, disconnect or deny access to customer data, electronic order processing, provisioning of services or any other processes or procedures defined in this agreement during the Dispute Resolution process.

Access to Customer Data. 5.1 Access shall be provided to the customer data customerdata for any AFS TALD or ACS subscriber without requiring production of a signed Letter of Agency (LOA), based on the blanket representation that the subscriber has authorized the requesting Party party to obtain such data. ACS and AFS TALD have the right, at any time, to audit a claim that a valid LOA exists. Upon five (5) business days’ notice, ACS or AFS TALD shall produce, either in person or electronically, a copy of the valid LOA. If a dispute arises, and the Dispute Resolution process described in Section 23 of PART A is invoked, neither AFS TALD nor ACS will block, disconnect or deny access to customer data, electronic order processing, provisioning of services or any other processes or procedures defined in this agreement during the Dispute Resolution process.