Data statistics Sample Clauses

Data statistics. 1. Party A and Party B confirm that all data under the Agreement (including but not limited to data promotion information, release time, page views, clicks, etc.) shall be counted by Party A and adopted as the basis for settlement. Party A guarantees that the statistical data are objective and true. Taking each data promotion period as a cycle during the execution of the Agreement, if Party B has any objection to the performance of the Agreement by Party A (including the execution of data promotion), Party B shall explicitly raise it to Party A in writing (valid in the form of e-mail, with corresponding materials attached at the same time, such as webpage copy, etc.) within 5 natural days after the end of the data promotion period. If Party B fails to raise an objection in the above-mentioned written form within the above objection period, it shall be deemed that Party B has no objection to the data promotion, execution and corresponding fees. 2. Party B can only monitor and count the data promotion services supported by Party A and the data promotion types and resources opened by Party A in accordance with the Agreement and the order/scheduling agreement. Party B and the third-party statistical agencies entrusted by Party B that conform to the Agreement shall keep the information learned in the process of data statistics and monitoring strictly confidential, and promise to implement necessary management measures and technical means that are not lower than the overall level in the industry to protect the security of information and data, and shall not use the learned information for purposes other than those agreed in the Agreement. 3. For non-bidding data promotion: (1) Party B may choose to entrust a third-party statistical agency notified by Party A to conduct data statistics. (2) Based on the data issued by Party A, if the difference between the statistical data of the third-party statistical agency entrusted by Party B and Party A’s data does not exceed 10% (including 10%), the data of the third-party statistical agency may prevail; if the difference exceeds 10%, Party A and Party B shall review the data together with the third-party statistical agency and correct the error according to the facts, and if it is confirmed that Party A’s data is incorrect, the data of the third-party statistical agency may prevail; but if it cannot be confirmed that Party A’s data is incorrect, Party A’s data shall prevail. If no agreement can be reached, the dispute sha...