Common use of For Clients Clause in Contracts

For Clients. The ADR Practitioner authorizes and instructs Jupitice to regulate the Hourly Invoice to adjust the hourly invoice to remove invoiced hours that aren't (a) clearly associated with either the Hourly Contract terms or work agreed to by the Client, and (b) within the hours authorized within the Hourly Contract for the week, subject to and conditioned on the subsequent terms: Both Client and ADR Practitioner must agree to use Work Diaries as a part of the Hourly Contract terms. The Client must have an Account in good standing and a valid and verified default Payment Method, and the Client must agree with automatic payment for hours billed by the ADR Practitioner within the Hourly Invoices. Within the Hourly Invoice Review Period, the Client must submit a Dispute specifically identifying the time billed that's not clearly associated with either the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions within the Work Diaries. Jupitice will investigate and determine in its sole discretion whether the above terms and conditions are met. Hourly Protection for Clients only protects Client from the obligation to pay for ADR Practitioner’s work if the documented hours worked aren't clearly associated with the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions in the Work Diaries. If Client has requested that the ADR Practitioner use functionality of the site or third-party software that hides, blurs, or distorts images within the Work Diary, the screenshots will be deemed to be “clearly related” to the Hourly Contract requirements for purposes of the Client's eligibility for Hourly Payment Protection. Hourly Payment Protection for Clients doesn't generate any warranties, express or implied, beyond those specifically stated in the User Agreement. Hourly Protection for Clients doesn't apply to:

For Clients. The ADR Practitioner authorizes and instructs Jupitice to regulate the Hourly Invoice to adjust the hourly invoice to remove invoiced hours that aren't (a) clearly associated with either the Hourly Contract terms or work agreed to by the Client, and (b) within the hours authorized within the Hourly Contract for the week, subject to and conditioned on the subsequent terms: • Both Client and ADR Practitioner must agree to use Work Diaries as a part of the Hourly Contract terms. • The Client must have an Account in good standing and a valid and verified default Payment Method, and the Client must agree with automatic payment for hours billed by the ADR Practitioner within the Hourly Invoices. Within the Hourly Invoice Review Period, the Client must submit a Dispute specifically identifying the time billed that's not clearly associated with either the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions within the Work Diaries. Jupitice will investigate and determine in its sole discretion whether the above terms and conditions are met. Hourly Protection for Clients only protects the Client from the obligation to pay for ADR Practitioner’s work if the documented hours worked aren't clearly associated with the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions in the Work Diaries. If the Client has requested that the ADR Practitioner use the functionality of the site or third-party software that hides, blurs, or distorts images within the Work Diary, the screenshots will be deemed to be “clearly related” to the Hourly Contract requirements for purposes of the Client's eligibility for Hourly Payment Protection. Hourly Payment Protection for Clients doesn't generate any warranties, express or implied, beyond those specifically stated in the User Agreement. Hourly Protection for Clients doesn't apply to:

For Clients. The ADR Practitioner Freelancer authorizes and instructs Jupitice Upwork to regulate adjust the Hourly Invoice to adjust the hourly invoice to remove invoiced hours that aren't are not (a) clearly associated with related to either the Hourly Contract terms or work agreed to by the Client, and (b) within the hours authorized within in the Hourly Contract for the week, subject to and conditioned on the subsequent following terms: Both Client and ADR Practitioner Freelancer must agree to use Work Diaries as a part of the Hourly Contract terms. The Client must have an Account in good standing and a valid and verified default Payment Method, and the Client must agree with automatic payment to automatically pay for hours billed by the ADR Practitioner within Freelancer in the Hourly Invoices. Within the Hourly Invoice Review Period, the Client must submit a Dispute specifically identifying the time billed that's that is not clearly associated with related to either the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions within in the Work Diaries. Jupitice Upwork will investigate and determine in its sole discretion whether the above terms and conditions are met. Hourly Protection for Clients only protects Client from the obligation to pay for ADR PractitionerFreelancer’s work if the documented hours worked aren't are not clearly associated with related to the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions in the Work Diaries. If Client has requested that the ADR Practitioner Freelancer use functionality of the site Site or third-party software that hides, blurs, or distorts images within in the Work Diary, the screenshots will be deemed to be “clearly related” to the Hourly Contract requirements for purposes of the Client's eligibility for Hourly Payment Protection. Hourly Payment Protection for Clients doesn't generate does not create any warranties, express or implied, beyond those specifically expressly stated in the User Agreement. Hourly Protection for Clients doesn't does not apply to:: (1) Fixed-Price Contracts; (2) Hourly Contracts using Upwork Payroll; or

For Clients. The ADR Practitioner Qualified Health Professional authorizes and instructs Jupitice NurseContact to regulate adjust the Hourly Invoice to adjust the hourly invoice to remove invoiced hours that aren't are not (a) clearly associated with related to either the Hourly Contract terms or work agreed to by the Client, and (b) within the hours authorized within in the Hourly Contract for the week, subject to and conditioned on the subsequent following terms: • Both Client and ADR Practitioner Qualified Health Professional must agree to use Work Diaries as a part of the Hourly Contract terms. The • Client must have an Account in good standing and a valid and verified default Payment Method, and the Client must agree with automatic payment to automatically pay for hours billed by the ADR Practitioner within Qualified Health Professional in the Hourly Invoices. Within the Hourly Invoice Review Period, the Client must submit a Dispute specifically identifying the time billed that's that is not clearly associated with related to either the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions within in the Work Diaries. Jupitice NurseContact will investigate and determine in its sole discretion whether the above terms and conditions are met. Hourly Protection for Clients only protects Client from the obligation to pay for ADR PractitionerQualified Health Professional’s work if the documented hours worked aren't are not clearly associated with related to the Hourly Contract requirements or Client instructions in the Work Diaries. If Client has requested that the ADR Practitioner Qualified Health Professional use functionality of the site Site or third-party software that hides, blurs, or distorts images within in the Work Diary, the screenshots will be deemed to be “clearly related” to the Hourly Contract requirements for purposes of the Client's eligibility for Hourly Payment Protection. Hourly Payment Protection for Clients doesn't generate does not create any warranties, express or implied, beyond those specifically expressly stated in the User Agreement. Hourly Protection for Clients doesn't does not apply to:: (1) Fixed-Price Contracts; (2) Hourly Contracts using NurseContact Payroll; or (3) hours billed by Qualified Health Professionals who are aware of or complicit in another User's violation of this Agreement or the Terms of Service.