Common use of Limited Maintenance Clause in Contracts

Limited Maintenance. If Customer is (i) not using a Current release of the Subscription Software or (ii) has less than nine (9) months remaining (as of the start date of the Order Form) until the release is no longer Current, Customer shall upgrade its production environment of the Subscription Software to the Current release as described in SAP’s RISE Limited Maintenance Policy available at xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/about/agreements/policies.html. As such, use of Subscription Software that is not Current is at the Customer’s own discretion and risk. Notwithstanding the foregoing, SAP’s obligations under this Agreement and its Documentation are dependent on Customer maintaining the Subscription Software for which the release is Current. In particular, SAP is not responsible for the reliability, performance, availability, functionality, security, or any other related issues experienced with the Subscription Software that may result from running a release that is not Current and is not liable to Customer for any loss or damage that might arise from a Subscription Software’s inoperability or unavailability because it is not Current.

Limited Maintenance. If Customer is (i) not using a Current current release of the Subscription Software or (ii) has less than nine (9) months remaining (as of the start date of the Order Form) until the release is no longer Currentcurrent, Customer shall upgrade its production environment of the Subscription Software to the Current current release as described in SAP’s RISE Limited Maintenance Policy available at xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/about/agreements/policies.html. As such, use of Subscription Software that is not Current current is at the Customer’s own discretion and risk. Notwithstanding the foregoing, SAP’s obligations under this Agreement and its Documentation are dependent on Customer maintaining the Subscription Software for which the release is Currentcurrent. In particular, SAP is not responsible for the reliability, performance, availability, functionality, security, or any other related issues experienced with the Subscription Software that may result from running a release that is not Current current and is not liable to Customer for any loss or damage that might arise from a Subscription Software’s inoperability or unavailability because it is not Currentcurrent.