Availability and Acceptance Sample Clauses
The Availability and Acceptance clause defines the conditions under which goods, services, or deliverables are considered available for use and formally accepted by the receiving party. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notifying the buyer that the product or service is ready, sets a timeframe for inspection or testing, and specifies how acceptance is confirmed or what happens if defects are found. Its core function is to establish clear criteria and procedures for transitioning responsibility and ownership, thereby reducing disputes over whether contractual obligations have been met.
Availability and Acceptance. 1. Within 2 business days of receiving an IO signed by Agency (“signature” includes electronic signature or any other means of Agency communicating its acceptance of the IO) Media Company will notify Agency if the specified inventory is not available.
2. Media Company’s acceptance of the IO (received from and “signed” by Agency) will be deemed to be the earlier of: (i) Media Company’s communication of acceptance either in writing, by e-mail, or via Agency’s electronic booking system; or
Availability and Acceptance. ATI will make the ATI Platform available to You by the Commencement Date in accordance with ATI’s then-current practices. The ATI Platform will be deemed accepted upon delivery, subject to the warranties and Support Services expressly set forth in this Agreement.
Availability and Acceptance. Fiserv maintains a quality assurance program for its releases and, upon Client’s request, Client may review a summary of the program.
Availability and Acceptance. 1. Within 2 business days of receiving an IO signed by Agency (“signature” includes electronic signature or any other means of Agency communicating its acceptance of the IO) Media Company will notify Agency if the specified inventory is not available.
2. Media Company’s acceptance of the IO (received from and “signed” by Agency) will be deemed to be the earlier of: (i) Media Company’s communication of acceptance either in writing, by e-mail, or via Agency’s electronic booking system; or (ii) Media Company’s display of the first Ad impression.
3. Media Company modifications to the IO received from Agency must be approved in writing by Agency.