Application Changes Clause Samples
The Application Changes clause defines the process and conditions under which modifications to an application or software can be requested, reviewed, and implemented during a project. Typically, this clause outlines who may propose changes, the procedure for submitting change requests, and how such changes are evaluated for feasibility, cost, and impact on timelines. For example, if a client wants to add new features or alter existing functionalities after the project has started, this clause governs how those requests are handled. Its core practical function is to manage expectations and provide a structured approach to handling changes, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring that both parties understand the implications of any modifications.
Application Changes. The Application (Exhibit A) may, from time to time at the discretion of the Participant, be modified by means of written instrument to the Custodian, signed by the Participant. Specifically, modifications which are permitted are:
a) Change of Beneficiary as provided for in the Application. If there is no Beneficiary designation at the death of the Participant, the Beneficiary shall be the spouse of the Participant; or if there is no spouse living at the time of the Participant's death, the Beneficiary shall be the estate of the Participant.
Application Changes. The Company does not guarantee uninterrupted operation of the Applications 24 / 7. Maintenance of the Application may be terminated at any time, with or without warning. The Application is constantly changing and updating. We are entitled to change the Application at any time without warning and any compensation, which may affect you.
Application Changes. (a) The Supplier must proactively supply to TfNSW all Application Changes relevant to the System made available to other customers at no charge to TfNSW. At a minimum, the Supplier must supply to TfNSW once per Year all Application Changes made available by the Supplier in that Year free of charge.
(b) Without limiting clause 14.3(a) or 14.4:
(i) the Supplier must notify TfNSW of any proposed Application Changes relevant to the System as early as is practicable and at least as soon as the Supplier makes such Application Change available to any of its other customers;
(ii) the Supplier must provide TfNSW with a description of such Application Change, together with any additional information that may be requested by TfNSW, to assess the benefits and risks of implementing the Application Change;
(iii) [Commercial-in-confidence];
(iv) [Commercial-in-confidence];
(v) [Commercial-in-confidence]; and
(vi) [Commercial-in-confidence].
Application Changes. If an Application on the Supported Application List is changed because of ADS, or if the AMS requirements associated with an Application change, the Proportional AMS Application Fee may be adjusted, based on the scope of the change, as long as the anticipated AMS change is identified at the time the ADS or other development work is initially authorized. A Proportional AMS Application Fee change shall not negatively impact the year-on year productivity commitments in Section 13.3 above.
Application Changes. Changes to In-Scope Applications that require Application Support Services shall be performed using hours from the Application Support Pool. Supplier shall be required to make any changes required to Supplier Software at Supplier’s expense. If any work product charged against the Application Support Pool can be leveraged for the benefit of Supplier or a Supplier Affiliate or their respective provider, the hours spent on such work product shall be [***].
Application Changes. Amendments ---------- .. Letter Approval --------------- .. Confirmation Letter vs. Amendment --------------------------------- .. Outside Products & TPA Investor Profiles ---------------------------------------- APPLICATION CHANGES FILI confirms with the client in writing if any changes and/or updates to an application have been made. Some changes require a client's signature to mitigate risk to FILI; this is referred to as an amendment. Other changes require a follow up phone call or e-mail to the client. Once the client approves of the changes, a Confirmation Letter is sent to ensure there are no discrepancies between what FILI has on record and what the client believes he or she has signed.