Common use of Professional Services Clause in Contracts

Professional Services. If Customer has a legitimate reason under Data Protection Law that relates to the Subprocessors’ processing of Personal Data, Customer may object to SAP’s use of a Subprocessor, by notifying SAP in writing within five business days of SAP’s information as per Section 6.2. If Customer objects to the use of the Subprocessor, the parties will come together in good faith to discuss a resolution. SAP may choose to: (i) not use the Subprocessor or (ii) take the corrective steps requested by Customer in its objection and use the Subprocessor. If none of these options are reasonably possible and Customer continues to object for a legitimate reason, either party may terminate the relevant services on five days’ written notice. If Customer does not object within five days of receipt of the notice, Customer is deemed to have accepted the Subprocessor. If Customer’s objection remains unresolved thirty days after it was raised, and SAP has not received any notice of termination, Customer is deemed to have accepted the Subprocessor.

Professional Services. If Customer has a legitimate reason under Data Protection Law that relates to the Subprocessors’ processing of Personal Data, Customer may object to SAP’s use of a Subprocessor, by notifying SAP in writing within five 5 business days of SAP’s information as per Section 6.2information. If Customer objects to the use of the Subprocessor, the parties will come together shall discuss in good faith to discuss a resolution. SAP may choose to: (i) not use the Subprocessor or (ii) take the corrective steps requested by Customer in its objection and use the Subprocessor or (iii) if this is not possible, use the Subprocessor. If none of these options are reasonably possible and Customer continues to object for a legitimate reason, either party may terminate the relevant services on five 5 days’ written notice. If Customer does not object within five 5 days of receipt of the notice, Customer is deemed to have accepted the Subprocessor. If Customer’s objection remains unresolved thirty 30 days after it was raised, and SAP has not received any notice of termination, Customer is deemed to have accepted the Subprocessor.

Professional Services. If Customer has a legitimate reason under Data Protection Law that relates to the Subprocessors’ processing of Personal Data, Customer may object to SAP’s use of a Subprocessor, by notifying SAP in writing within five business days of SAP’s information as per Section 6.2. If Customer objects to the use of the Subprocessor, the parties will come together in good faith to discuss a resolution. SAP may choose to: (i) not use the Subprocessor or (ii) take the corrective steps requested by Customer in its objection and use the Subprocessor. If none of these options are reasonably possible and Customer continues to object for a legitimate reason, either party may terminate the relevant services on five days’ written notice. If Customer does not object within five days of receipt of the notice, Customer is deemed to have accepted the Subprocessor. If Customer’s objection remains unresolved thirty days after it was raised, and SAP has not received any notice of termination, Customer is deemed to have accepted the Subprocessor.. (b)