Inbound Interactions Clause Samples

The 'Inbound Interactions' clause defines the rules and procedures governing how external parties may communicate with or access the services, systems, or personnel of the contracting organization. Typically, this clause outlines acceptable channels for contact, the types of requests or data that can be submitted, and any authentication or security requirements that must be met by third parties. Its core practical function is to manage and control external engagement, thereby protecting the organization from unauthorized access, security risks, or operational disruptions.
Inbound Interactions. You represent that the estimated monthly Inbound Interactions is a reasonable estimate, and at the end of a term we shall be entitled to invoice you in accordance with the terms set forth herein. You acknowledge and agree that, if during any annual term, the actual number of Inbound Interactions exceeds your total Estimated Inbound Interactions (“Excess Inbound Interactions”), then at the end of the then-current annual term, we shall be entitled to charge you for all such Excess Inbound Interactions at a Per Incident Rate, plus a premium, as outlined in the Statement of Work. You may upwardly adjust estimated monthly Inbound Interactions for any future month upon delivery of 60 days’ prior written notice to us.
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Inbound Interactions. You represent that the estimated monthly Inbound Interactions is a reasonable estimate, and at the end of a term we shall be entitled to invoice you in accordance with the terms set forth herein. You acknowledge and agree that, if during any annual term, the actual number of Inbound Interactions exceeds your total Estimated Inbound Interactions (“Excess Inbound Interactions”), then at the end of the then-current annual term, we shall be entitled to charge you for all such Excess Inbound Interactions at a Per Incident Rate. The “Per Incident Rate” is calculated by dividing the total Student Support Services Fee (as listed on the applicable Order Form or Renewal Notice) for the annual term by the total Estimated Inbound Interactions. You may upwardly adjust estimated monthly Inbound Interactions for any future month upon delivery of 60 days’ prior written notice to us.
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