Affiliate and/or Contractor Use Sample Clauses

Affiliate and/or Contractor Use. For no more than the Licensed Capacity purchased by or on behalf of Company as evidenced in a License Certificate, TXOne Networks grants Company the right to authorize and permit (for no additional fees or amounts due TXOne Networks other than the fees already payable with respect to licenses purchased by Company): (a) Company’s Affiliates to access, deploy, and/or utilize Products only in connection such Affiliate’s Internal Business Use for so long as such person remains an Affiliate of Company; and (b) Contractors to Company and/or its Affiliates to access, install, deploy, and/or utilize Products only in connection with the provision of business process support, technical support, or outsourcing services to and solely for the use and benefit of Company and/or Affiliates in connection with its and their Internal Business Use and not for the benefit of any third party or such Contractor, all of the foregoing on the terms and subject to the limitations and conditions of this Agreement. Each Affiliate and Contractor having access to, possession of, and/or utilization of any Product will be considered an authorized user of Company under this Agreement with respect to such Product and NOT a separate or additional licensee or otherwise having any rights or deemed to be a third-party beneficiary hereunder in any event or circumstance. Company agrees at all times to require, ensure, and enforce compliance with the grants, terms, conditions, and limitations set forth in this Agreement as well as the Data Processing Addendum and Standard Contractual Clauses where applicable by Company’s Affiliates (including, without limitation, those applicable to the Affiliate’s GDPR Data that may be exported outside of the EEA to TXOne Networks by the Affiliate’s use of any Product licensed to Company) and/or Contractors having access to Products procured hereunder and, further, Company agrees that it shall at all times be and remain legally and financially responsible to TXOne Networks for the compliance and non-compliance with, or breach of, this Agreement and the Standard the Data Processing Addendum/Contractual Clauses where applicable caused by any Affiliate or Contractor.
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