Partner Services Sample Clauses
The Partner Services clause defines the specific services or deliverables that a partner is responsible for providing under an agreement. It typically outlines the scope, standards, and timelines for these services, and may include details such as support levels, reporting requirements, or performance metrics. By clearly delineating the partner's obligations, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of expectations, reducing the risk of disputes and promoting accountability.
Partner Services. Partner Services refers to a continuum of clinical evaluation, counseling, diagnostic testing, and treatment designed to increase the number of persons diagnosed with HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia brought to treatment and reduce transmission among sexual networks. Partner Services includes conducting Case interviews to identify sex and needle-sharing partners, offering to conduct partner notification, providing STD/HIV testing (or referrals) to all contacts, and referring Cases and Contacts to HIV PrEP and additional medical/social services, including treatment.
Partner Services. 4.1. The Partner shall use means of online marketing to introduce, promote, present and/ or explain the products and services offered by the Company to prospective Clients for the conclusion of an Agreement between the Company and prospective clients, without having private contact with the prospective Clients, unless the Partner has obtained and maintain the relevant licences and authorisations to do so.
4.2. For the purpose of this Agreement the Partner shall be entitled to:
a. Introduce and promote the Company’s products and services to prospective Clients. b. Fairly and accurately describe the Company and its profile according to information provided by the Company only.
Partner Services. At a minimum, PARTNERs will make the below services available, as applicable to the program, consistent with and coordinated via the American Job Center network system. Additional services may be provided on a case by case basis and with the approval of the GNWDB and CEOB.
Partner Services. 3.1. The Partner shall refer potential customers to Marketplacer as follows:
(a) Partner shall conduct reasonable due diligence as to whether a potential customer is a suitable candidate for the Marketplacer Services, including whether that customer aligns with Marketplacer’s customer attributes as notified by Marketplacer to Partner from time to time;
(b) Partner shall at its discretion refer any candidates it identifies under subclause
(a) to Marketplacer in the manner specified by Marketplacer; and
(c) Marketplacer shall notify Referral Partner if it determines that a candidate referred to it under subclause (a) qualifies (such candidate thereafter being an “Approved Lead”).
3.2. Marketplacer will at its discretion decide whether it wishes the Partner to pursue any potential customers referred to it. Without limiting the preceding sentence, Marketplacer is entitled to reject a prospective customer if that prospect has already been identified by Marketplacer or another agent as a potential customer.
3.3. The Partner shall promptly record Approved Leads in the Marketplacer Partner Portal at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ (“Register or Partner Portal”). Partner shall keep such record up to date regarding all material developments in relation to each Approved Lead during the Term.
3.4. Partner shall perform the Sales Services as specified in the Key Terms.
3.5. The Partner will perform Partner Services in a professional manner, in compliance with applicable laws and in accordance with Marketplacer’s reasonable directions.
3.6. The Partner shall not defame, slander or otherwise undermine the good name of Marketplacer in its performance of its obligations under this Agreement.
3.7. The Partner agrees to keep Marketplacer informed as to the Partner‘s progress with each Approved Lead by updating the Register and notifying Marketplacer by email of any material developments.
3.8. The Partner is responsible for obtaining and maintaining insurances which are prudent and appropriate given the nature of its obligations under this Agreement.
3.9. The Partner must comply with its obligations under Marketplacer’s Global Anti-Bribery & Corruption Policy (Partners) as an essential term of this Agreement.
Partner Services a. In relation to SCR Tags, Partner hereby agrees: i. to place the Tags on Partner Sites, such Tags will provide Census Data to comScore through ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, a domain fully owned by comScore and used by comScore for data collection;
ii. to place the Tags in accordance with the comScore tagging specification requirements, as provided to Partner by comScore; and
iii. to allow ScorecardResearch to retrieve, create or update its cookies or other identifiers ("Cookies") in response to the Tag call.
b. In relation to Approved Tags, Partner hereby agrees to provide, or allow the relevant third party to provide, comScore with Census Data through an Approved Tag.
c. In relation to all Tags, Partner hereby agrees:
i. to participate in a process wherein the Parties shall work together to confirm the comprehensive nature of the measurement process (the time during which this process takes place shall be referred to as the "Validation Period");
ii. to add Tags to any extensions or additions of the Sites as they are created;
iii. to publish a Notice (as described in the “Privacy” section below);
iv. to allow comScore to combine the measurements derived from comScore's panel methodology ("Panel Data") with Census Data (collectively, “Unified Data”), using comScore's Unified Digital Measurement methodology;
v. to allow comScore to use the Census Data and/or Unified Data (collectively, the "Data") in comScore's aggregated syndicated and derivative reporting products ("Syndicated Reports"); and
vi. to allow comScore to release the Syndicated Reports.
Partner Services. Subject to Contractor’s approval and the certifications held by its Partners/Resellers, many Partners/Resellers can also offer and provide some or all of the Services as listed above at competitive pricing, along with local presence and support. As the primary Contractor (OEM), Contractor is ultimately responsible for the service and performance of its Partners/ Resellers. Customers may have the option to purchase the Services to be directly delivered by Contractor (OEM) or its certified Partners/Resellers.
Partner Services. Control Risks has made third-party services and materials available through and on the Platform, including but not limited to, real time alerts sourced from third parties such as +Top Alerts and Dataminr, Inc. (collectively, the “Partner Services”). While available on the Platform, Control Risks has not assessed or determined the truthfulness, accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information or content provided by the Partner Services and has no responsibility for the Partner Services. All Partner Services are subject to the terms and conditions set out in the third party’s terms applicable to such Partner Services. Such terms and conditions are between the Subscriber and the applicable third party, and Control Risks is not party, beneficiary nor obligor under such separate terms and conditions, and Control Risks disclaims all liability for the Partner Services whatsoever.
Partner Services. 4.1. The Partner shall use means of online marketing to introduce, promote, present and/ or explain the products and services offered by the Company to prospective Clients for the conclusion of an Agreement between the Company and prospective clients, without having private contact with the prospective Clients, unless the Partner has obtained and maintain the relevant licenses and authorisations to do so.
4.2. For the purpose of this Agreement the Partner shall be entitled to:
a. Introduce and promote the Company’s products and services to prospective Clients. b. Fairly and accurately describe the Company and its profile according to information provided by the Company only.
c. Distribute to prospective Clients approved, accurate, true and fair information regarding the Company and its services, through presentations and/or educational seminars or advertising campaigns and events in accordance with the requirement of the General Partner Terms & Conditions and upon written consent of the Company.
d. Provide documentation and information that the Company may from time to time reasonably require. The Partner shall not distribute any documentation or information related to the services of the Company to any third party, unless the distribution of such information has been approved in writing by the Compliance Department of the Company.
e. Provide explanation about the Company’s business and policies.
f. Provide presentation and introduction about the Company products and services to prospective Clients / Partners.
g. Introduce new Clients who fully meet the qualifications and suitability standards of the Company on a fully disclosed basis.
h. Perform any other actions provided for or required by this Agreement or applicable legislation.
i. Support and provide assistance to prospective Clients in order to successfully complete the online Client Account Opening Procedure, in order to open an account with the Company.
4.3. The Partner shall not give advice and/or trading recommendation to Clients and/or to Sub-Partner, neither directly nor indirectly influence any Referred ▇▇▇▇▇ with regards to her/his Trading Activity. For the avoidance of any doubt, the Partner shall indemnify the Company from any loss and/or liability arising from any such advice, recommendation, default, or neglect by the Partner.
4.4. The Partner shall not accept or receive funds from clients but must instruct the clients to send funds directly to the Company according to the Clients Agreeme...
Partner Services. Partner shall perform the following Partner Services for Coursera in connection with the hosting of Partner Course Content on the Platform: (i) supporting course operations of Partner’s Courses, including monitoring and participating as necessary in discussions on the Coursera Platform or elsewhere for key issues or problems raised by Learners, and identifying technical issues with course operations where appropriate to ensure bugs are fixed; (ii) supporting provision of the Course to Learners, including responding to selected Learner posts, sending messages to Learners to encourage and/or increase engagement, and organizing Learner community activities; and (iii) determining appropriate methods of marketing by Partner of the Course Content and engaging in related marketing and promotional activities with respect to the Courses and the Platform as a whole, including promoting the Courses on social media, promoting Courses on Partner’s emails or other newsletters, organizing events to propose the Courses, and creating marketing content (such as blogs, videos, interviews, or other forms of content) to engage potential Learners taking Partner’s Courses on the Platform.
Partner Services. (a) Partner may deliver (i) certain portions of Subscription Services to eligible End Users as described in the relevant Program Guide, and/or (ii) such other categories of supplementary value-added services as may be mutually agreed by the parties (collectively, “Partner Service Deliverables”); provided that:
(i) Partner has attained and continues to maintain the appropriate Services Certified track as governed by and defined in such Program Guide; and
(ii) Partner agrees to indemnify and hold NetApp, its officers, agents and employees harmless from any liability, loss or damage they may suffer as a result of third party claims, demands, costs or judgments against them arising out of any Partner Service Deliverables. In claiming any indemnification hereunder, NetApp must promptly provide Partner with written notice of any claim which NetApp believes falls under the scope of this Section; provided that the failure to promptly notify Partner shall not affect NetApp’s right to seek indemnification if such delay did not materially prejudice the defense of such claim. NetApp may, at its own expense, assist, participate in, and support the defense if it so chooses (through legal counsel of its own choice), provided that
(A) Partner shall control such defense (including selection of legal counsel) and all negotiations relative to the settlement of such indemnity claim, and (B) NetApp shall ensure that any counsel it independently retains cooperates with Partner’s retained counsel. In connection with any indemnity claim, Partner will not consent to any judgment, attachment of any lien, or any other act adverse to NetApp’s interests without its express written consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.