Common use of Interoperability Clause in Contracts

Interoperability. Entrust or third parties may make available plugins, agents or other tools that enable the Hosted Services to interoperate with third party products or services (each, an “Interoperation Tool”). Customer acknowledges and agrees that such Interoperation Tools are not part of the Hosted Services, are licensed separately, and that Entrust grants no rights, warranties or support for any Interoperation Tools or for the interoperability of the Hosted Services with such Interoperation Tools under this ECSS Schedule. If Customer uses any Interoperation Tool, Customer has exclusive responsibility to ensure that it has any and all requisite rights to use the Interoperation Tool, including using it to transfer any data from or to the Hosted Services, and to use the product or service with which it connects. The use of an Interoperation Tool does not create any data subprocessor relationship between Entrust and any third party.

Interoperability. Entrust or third parties may make available plugins, agents or other tools that enable the Hosted Services Service to interoperate with third party products or services (each, an “Interoperation Tool”). Customer acknowledges and agrees that such Interoperation Tools are not part of the Hosted ServicesService, are licensed separately, and that Entrust grants no rights, warranties or support for any Interoperation Tools or for the interoperability of the Hosted Services Service with such Interoperation Tools under this ECSS PKIaaS Schedule. If Customer uses any Interoperation Tool, Customer has exclusive responsibility to ensure that it has any and all requisite rights to use the Interoperation Tool, including using it to transfer any data from or to the Hosted ServicesService, and to use the product or service with which it connects. The use of an Interoperation Tool does not create any data subprocessor relationship between Entrust and any third party.

Interoperability. Entrust or third parties may make available plugins, agents agents, or other tools that enable the Hosted Services Service to interoperate with third party products or services (each, an “Interoperation Tool”). Customer acknowledges and agrees that such Interoperation Tools are not part of the Hosted Services, are licensed separatelyService, and that Entrust grants no rights, warranties or support for any Interoperation Tools or for the interoperability of the Hosted Services Service with such Interoperation Tools under this ECSS mCH Schedule. If Customer uses any Interoperation Tool, Customer has exclusive responsibility to ensure that it has any and all requisite rights to use the Interoperation Tool, including using it to transfer any data from or to the Hosted ServicesService, and to use the product or service with which it connects. The use of an Interoperation Tool does not create any data subprocessor relationship between Entrust and any third party.

Interoperability. Entrust or third parties may make available plugins, agents agents, or other tools that enable the Hosted Services Service to interoperate with third party products or services (each, an “Interoperation Tool”). Customer acknowledges and agrees that such Interoperation Tools are not part of the Hosted ServicesService, are licensed separately, and that Entrust grants no rights, warranties or support for any Interoperation Tools or for the interoperability of the Hosted Services Service with such Interoperation Tools under this ECSS mPKI Schedule. If Customer uses any Interoperation Tool, Customer has exclusive responsibility to ensure that it has any and all requisite rights to use the Interoperation Tool, including using it to transfer any data from or to the Hosted ServicesService, and to use the product or service with which it connects. The use of an Interoperation Tool does not create any data subprocessor relationship between Entrust and any third party.