Common use of Access to Program Clause in Contracts

Access to Program. For the Subscription Term for the relevant Program, MOD grants Recipient and its End Users a limited, non-transferable, non-assignable, non-sublicensable, non- exclusive license to access the Program. In the event the Recipient and its End-Users do not utilize the program within the subscription term timeframe, MOD retains the right to keep payment and conclude performance. Availability of Program. MOD will launch the Program for use by Recipient and its authorized employees following execution of the Agreement and receipt by MOD of required set-up information. Following launch, MOD shall make the Program available to End Users throughout the Subscription Term, except for reasonable periods of maintenance. If Recipient is unable to access or use the Program at any time, or Recipient identifies a substantial issue or problem relating to the Program, Recipient shall promptly notify the Primary MOD Contact. ▇▇▇ agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to resolve any such lack of access or use issues.

Access to Program. For the Subscription Term for the relevant Program, MOD grants Recipient and its End Users a limited, non-transferable, non-assignable, non-sublicensable, non- exclusive license to access the Program. In the event the Recipient and its End-Users do not utilize the program within the subscription term timeframe, MOD retains the right to keep payment and conclude performance. Availability of Program. MOD will launch the Program for use by Recipient and its authorized employees following execution of the Agreement and receipt by MOD of required set-up information. Following launch, MOD shall make the Program available to End Users throughout the Subscription Term, except for reasonable periods of maintenance. If Recipient is unable to access or use the Program at any time, or Recipient identifies a substantial issue or problem relating to the Program, Recipient shall promptly notify the Primary MOD Contact. ▇▇▇ MOD agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to resolve any such lack of access or use issues.