How the Monitoring Service Works Sample Clauses

How the Monitoring Service Works. The Monitoring Service consists of (a) continuously (i.e., 24 hours a day, seven days a week) monitoring the Alert Product for purposes of receipt by the Monitoring Station of any listed signal codes from the Alert Product, and (b) the notification of you, and/or your emergency contacts and/or emergency responders of the receipt of any such listed signal codes by the Monitoring Station, as provided for herein. Notification to you and your emergency contacts may be made by one or more means, to include: calls to the telephone numbers, emails to the email addresses and text messages to the wireless devices you provide RapidSOS for yourself and your emergency contacts. So that the Monitoring Service can be performed, you must provide RapidSOS with all the information it and/or the Monitoring Station requests for you and your emergency contacts and notify RapidSOS immediately with any change to any of that information. You agree that any person that you have designated as an emergency contact is authorized to act on your behalf and has the authority to verify or cancel a listed signal code received by the Monitoring Station prior to, or after, the notification of emergency responders. You understand and agree that RapidSOS and the Monitoring Station will rely, and are entitled to rely, solely on the contact and other information you provide for yourself and your emergency contacts. Upon receipt of a listed signal code from the Alert Product, the Monitoring Station will make commercially reasonable efforts to notify you, your emergency contacts and/or emergency responders within a commercially reasonable period of time in accordance with your instructions, the policies and procedures of the Monitoring Station, and any applicable municipal, local or state/provincial law, code or ordinance. In the case of notification to you, if emergency responders have not already been notified by the Monitoring Station, and the response from you indicates notification to emergency responders is appropriate or required, the Monitoring Station will then make commercially reasonable efforts to notify emergency responders. In the case of notification to your emergency contacts, (a) if there is no response from such first contact, and the Monitoring Station has been provided a second contact by you, it will then make commercially reasonable efforts to notify such second contact, and (b) if emergency responders have not already been notified by the Monitoring Station, and the respon...
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