Common use of Active User Clause in Contracts

Active User. The Active User license model provides your entire organization with access to Flex Plan Meetings. Your payment obligation is based on a minimum quantity of Active Users (“AU Minimum”) that may increase during the Usage Term as Your organization grows or Your usage of Meetings increases. Your initial total Meetings Entitlement is determined by the number of Knowledge Workers on your initial order. Your order must reflect at least 250 Knowledge Workers for You to be eligible to participate in the Active User license model. At the beginning of the Usage Term, Your AU Minimum will be the greater of: 40 Active Users or 15% of Your Knowledge Workers (unless You are migrating from an existing subscription, in which case You will retain the number of Active Users on the order associated with Your existing subscription). Each Active User receives a unique account that may not be shared or used by anyone other than the designated employee or contractor. Each annual Renewal Term, Cisco will measure your usage by calculating two meters: 1) Your Average Active Users; and 2) 15% of Your Deployed Knowledge Workers.this process is called a “True Forward”. If either meter is found to be greater than Your AU Minimum, Your AU Minimum will be increased to the greater of those two meters, and You will owe incremental True Forward fees for these additional Active Users for the remainder of the Renewal Term. A True Forward will never result in a reduction of Your Active User count. The defined terms used in this Section 2.2 mean the following:

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Sources: Cisco Flex Plan Subscription Agreement, Cisco Flex Plan Subscription Agreement, Cisco Collaboration Flex Plan