Processing Time. Processing time is a measurement of Service Availability and equals the Round-trip for the System Services ("Processing Time"). The Registry Operator will log the Processing Time for all of the protocol transactions (i.e. Check, Add/Create, Modify/Update and Delete). Processing Time will be measured in a Monthly Timeframe and reported on a monthly basis to ICANN in accordance with Appendix 4. Should the total volume of protocol transactions (measured individually) added by all ICANN-Accredited Registrars for a Monthly Timeframe exceed Registry Operator's actual volume of protocol transactions for the previous Monthly Timeframe by more than 20%, then ICANN-Accredited Registrars shall not be eligible for any SLA credit, and Registry Operator shall have no liability to ICANN, if Registry Operator fails to meet a Processing Time Performance Specification set forth in this Section 6.5.
Processing Time. On average most orders will be shipped the next business day. Processing time can take up to 24-48 hours. Once processed, the delivery time can take anywhere from 1-5 business days depending on where you are located in Canada. (Please note that our warehouses are only open from Monday to Friday 9AM to 5PM.) Orders placed over the weekends will only be processed on Monday or Tuesday. Orders placed over the Holidays and special Promotional Events can extend the processing and shipping time. Our main warehouse is located in Montreal, Quebec and we also have a secondary warehouse in Richmond, British-Columbia with limited items. Depending on where you are located as well as the item availability, this will determine the time it will take for your order to be delivered.
Processing Time. In order to provide sufficient time for payments to be received by your Payees, electronic payments must be scheduled at least three (3) Business Days prior to the due date and all other payments must be scheduled a minimum of seven (7) Business Days prior to the date the payment is due, excluding any applicable grace periods.
Processing Time. To ensure that your bill payments arrive on time, payments that will be transmitted electronically should have a Scheduled Date at least three (3) Business Days prior to the payment due date, not including any applicable grace period. Payments that will be transmitted as a check should have a Scheduled Date at least ten (10) Business Days prior to the Payment Due Date, not including any applicable grace period. This generally allows sufficient time for the Payee to receive and post your bill payment. We are not responsible for postal delays or processing delays by the Payee. Payments made through the Bill Payment Service are assigned a unique confirmation reference number that appears on your monthly statement for your Funding Account and is viewable online through the service.
Processing Time. Nameserver Resolution = 1.5 seconds for 95%.
Processing Time. Amgen will process all initial chargeback claims received in an acceptable format within ten (10) business days. Once the chargeback claim has been processed, NMC Distribution Center will receive, by mail, the credit memoranda and/or discrepancy report.
Processing Time. We will begin processing a transfer request on the same Business Day as the request only if we receive the request prior to 5:00 p.m.
Processing Time. You may add, delete or edit a Manual Payment up to 3:00 p.m. CST on the Payment Date. An Automatic Payment may be added, deleted or edited by 3:00 p.m. CST at least 1 Business Day prior to the Send On date. (Remember: modification of an Automatic Payment instruction will affect all future payments associated with that payment.) The Payment Date is not necessarily the date that your payment will be processed. To ensure on-time payments, allow at least 2 Business Days for electronic and 4 Business Days for standard check payments.
Processing Time. Processing Time is an important measurement of transaction-based services like the Registry. The first three Performance Specifications, Service Availability, Planned Outages and Extended Planned Outages, measure the amount of time that the service is available to its users. Processing Time measures the quality of that service. Processing Time refers to the time that the Registry Operator receives a request and sends a response to that request. Since each of the Registry Services has a unique function the Performance Specifications for Processing Time are unique to each of the Registry Services. For example, a Performance Specification for the Nameserver is not applicable to the SRS and Whois, etc. Processing Time Performance Specifications are a C2 priority level. Processing Time Performance Specifications have a monthly Service Level Measurement Period and will be reported on a monthly basis. The Registry Operator will log the processing time for all of the related transactions, measured from the time it receives the request to the time that it returns a response.
Processing Time. The amount of time required to process a transfer of Legal Tender to or from your CoinBurp Account will depend on a variety of factors, including the performance of third parties responsible for maintaining the applicable External Bank Account. CoinBurp makes no guarantee as to when transferred Legal Tender will become available in your CoinBurp Account or your External Bank Account, as applicable.
