B2B Sample Clauses
The B2B (Business-to-Business) clause defines that the agreement or contract is intended solely for transactions between businesses, rather than between a business and an individual consumer. This clause typically clarifies that consumer protection laws do not apply, and both parties are presumed to have equal bargaining power and commercial experience. Its core function is to set expectations regarding the legal framework governing the contract, ensuring that the rights and obligations are interpreted within a commercial context and reducing the risk of consumer law claims.
B2B. The Service Provider can choose to directly integrate its systems with OSS/BSS via the OSS/BSS Business to Business Web Services Interface (B2B). If the Service Provider is interested in B2B it can contact its Account Manager for documentation describing the development required to interact with B2B. A trial agreement must be signed before access to a test site, after which an Integration Access Agreement is required to be executed prior to migrating to a production instance.
B2B. The Employer shall meet with the Employee to determine whether the established pattern of absences due to sickness is unacceptable. The determination of an unacceptable pattern shall be made on a case-by-case basis after reviewing specific facts and circumstances.
B2B. (a) Work in conjunction with * to support Gap’s B2B Hub.
(b) Support the products utilized in this area including environment design, product installation, maintenance, administration and * level production support.
(c) Support Gap’s * and * infrastructure for vendor data interchange.