Booking System Clause Samples
The Booking System clause defines the procedures and requirements for reserving or scheduling services, resources, or facilities under the agreement. It typically outlines how bookings are to be made, any advance notice required, and the process for confirming or modifying reservations. For example, it may specify that bookings must be submitted through an online portal and are subject to availability. The core function of this clause is to ensure an organized and transparent process for managing reservations, reducing the risk of disputes or scheduling conflicts.
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Booking System. The Contractor shall provide and be responsible for operating a full test booking Service, covering Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It should be noted that the booking service may be extended to include candidates within the EU and the Contractor shall have the capability to deliver this requirement. TA7 All test bookings shall be administered using an IT-based administration system. The booking system shall be capable of:
Booking System. The Council must maintain a booking system available at all times for members of the community to book any part of the Facility, during the Council’s hours of use. The Council must permit the principal of the School to view the booking system.
Booking System. Depending on the requirements for Occasional Use or short term Temporary Service, it may be relevant to include requirements for a booking system in an SLA. A booking system of such services can either be done through an on-line self-service system, e.g. a website connected to a service providers’ provisioning database, or via a Network Operations Centre (NOC) managed booking system. An SLA may include an identification method and service booking instructions with different options provided to the user and a confirmation procedure. Finally, it should be clear which party is responsible for verifying the accuracy of the booking. made
Booking System.
(a) To make a Booking you must use the Booking System to request a Booking. You will receive a Booking confirmation, that constitutes the contractual relationship between you and the Supplier that you are deemed to have entered for the provision of the HRM Services.
(b) You can request a preferred booking window. The Supplier will take your preference into account when facilitating the HRM Service, however a specific booking window cannot be guaranteed and will depend on availability.
(c) If the requested Booking cannot be facilitated, the Supplier will arrange an alternative time for the HRM Service with you.
(d) Once a booking window is confirmed the Supplier will make all efforts to attend within this window, however cannot guarantee that the Supplier will arrive within this timeframe. Should this be the case, the Supplier will contact you to advise.
(e) The coordination and booking of HRM Services can only occur via the Booking System on the Website or via phone call to the Call Centre.
(f) The Booking System is provided on the Website to enable you to make legitimate Bookings and for no other purposes.
(g) Any speculative, false or fraudulent Booking is prohibited. You agree that the Booking System will only be used to make legitimate Bookings for you or another person for whom you are legally authorised to act. You acknowledge that abuse of the Booking System may result in you being denied access to the Booking System.
(h) The Supplier has the right at any time to add, change or withdraw functions available on the Website at its own discretion.
Booking System. A key requirement of the Operating Agreement is for ANAM to actively promote and raise the profile of the SMTH as a venue for hire using marketing and promotions mechanisms available including the operation of their own venue booking system.
Booking System. 8.1 If a technical or operational problem occurs with the Booking System or with any of the Playfinder’s internal systems, Playfinder shall be entitled to temporarily suspend access to the Booking System without prior notice to the Customer in order to create a fix or to discuss a reasonable resolution with the Customer. Playfinder shall immediately notify the Customer once it has temporarily suspended access to the Booking System. If a technical fix is required, Playfinder must promptly provide a reasonable timeline in which they will attempt to create one and resolve the issues in question. If a discussion with the Customer is required, Playfinder shall use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that the discussion takes place between the Playfinder and Customer within 5 Business Days of access to the Booking System being suspended.
Booking System. The booking process on the website should be seamless and as well collect and store the salient information about customers.
Booking System. 2.1 The Provider will make all bookings using the information provided by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Back9 Adminium. All user/customer rates and available tee times are provided by the Facility. All bookings will be processed through the following applications, ‘Spikes ▇▇.▇▇▇’ App, ‘▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇’ Website and any other relevant platform and will correspond to the access granted and commissions approved by the Facility in Back9 Adminium.
2.2 The Provider will issue customers with a confirmed booking, a digital and email receipt showing customers names, date, tee-time and any other relevant information. Receipts must be shown at check-in to a staff member.
2.3 The Provider can offer users tee times as approved by the predetermined rules set by the Facility in the Back9 Adminium booking system.
Booking System. An e-booking system would be a vital facility for the proposed direct RoRo service. It would automatically supply responses to internet queries, such as ship schedules, D2D prices with discounts clearly specified and estimates of delivery times. It would also accept bookings, which would be linked through ship pre- stow plans to the management of trailers / containers on terminals.
Booking System. A single booking system (Syllabus Plus) will operate managed by the Central Timetabling Unit.