Common use of Billing For Mutual Compensation Clause in Contracts

Billing For Mutual Compensation. 3.3.1 Each Party will record its terminating minutes of use for all intercompany calls. Each Party will perform the necessary call recording and rating for calls, and shall be responsible for billing and collection, from its End Users. Except as specifically provided herein, each Party shall use procedures that record and measure actual usage for purposes of providing invoices to the other Party. 3.3.2 The Parties recognize that WSP may not have the technical systems to measure actual usage and bill AT&T-13STATE pursuant to this Agreement. To the extent WSP does not have the ability to measure and bill the actual amount of AT&T-13STATE-to-WSP Section 251(b)(5) Calls traffic (“Land-to-Mobile Section 251(b)(5) Calls Traffic”), and in the eventAT&T-13STATE also does not record the actual amount of such Land-to-Mobile Section 251(b)(5) Calls Traffic, WSP shall bill AT&T-13STATE the charges due as calculated and described in Sections 3.3.3 and 3.3.4 below. 3.3.3 When Section 3.3.2 applies, the Parties agree to use a surrogate billing factor to determine the amount of Land-to-Mobile Section 251(b)(5) Calls Traffic. The surrogate billing factor shall be deemed to be equal to the Shared Facility Factor, stated in Appendix-Pricing (Wireless). When using the surrogate billing method instead of recording actual usage, the amount Land-to-Mobile Section 251(b)(5) Calls Traffic Conversation MOUs shall be deemed to be equal to the product of (i) the WSP-to-AT&T-13STATE (mobile-to-land) Conversation MOU for Section 251(b)(5) Calls (based on AT&T-13STATE’s monthly bill to WSP) divided by the difference of one (1.0) minus the Shared Facility Factor, (times) (ii) the Shared Facility Factor. When using the surrogate billing method, WSP shall bill AT&T-13STATE the charges due under this Section 3.3 based solely on the calculation contained in the preceding sentence.