Application Provisioning Interface ( Sample Clauses

Application Provisioning Interface (. “API”) API Implementation Fee: $[***] If requested by Purchaser, Sprint will implement API for Purchaser. The API implementation includes up to 6 weeks of access to the Sprint release test bed using standard test data. Unique data requests, unique test bed access, and access to the test bed beyond 6 weeks will only be available pursuant to a Work Order and subject to payment of fees determined under such Work Order. API will allow Purchaser to provision End Users through Purchaser’s billing/activation system which will interface with and update Sprint’s billing system automatically. API will be able to perform End User subscription activities that would otherwise be performed on the Sprint maintained Private Label Services web site (e.g, activations, deactivations, suspends, feature changes). In order to receive API, Purchaser must establish a direct connection into the Sprint data center through a dedicated circuit at Purchaser’s expense. Purchaser may utilize the same direct connection to Sprint for MAF, API and AMS. However, Purchaser is responsible for monitoring and ensuring adequate capacity on its circuit(s). API will be provided as set forth in the Agreement and the Functional Requirements Specification document provided to Purchaser by Sprint. Sprint agrees that this implementation charge shall [***].
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Application Provisioning Interface (. “API”) API Implementation Fee: $[***] If requested by Purchaser, Sprint will implement API for Purchaser. The API implementation includes up to 6 weeks of access to the Sprint release test bed using standard test data. Unique data requests, unique test bed access, and access to the test bed beyond 6 weeks will only be available pursuant to a Work Order and subject to payment of fees determined under such Work Order. API will allow Purchaser to provision End Users through Purchaser’s billing/activation system which will interface with and update Sprint’s billing system automatically. API will be able to perform End User subscription activities that would otherwise be performed on the Sprint maintained Private Label Services web site (e.g, activations, deactivations, suspends, feature changes). *** Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. Cricket – 6th Amendment Sprint / Cricket Confidential Information – RESTRICTED 16 Executable 6-27-13 In order to receive API, Purchaser must establish a direct connection into the Sprint data center through a dedicated circuit at Purchaser’s expense. Purchaser may utilize the same direct connection to Sprint for MAF, API and AMS. However, Purchaser is responsible for monitoring and ensuring adequate capacity on its circuit(s). API will be provided as set forth in the Agreement and the Functional Requirements Specification document provided to Purchaser by Sprint. Sprint agrees that this implementation charge shall [***].
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