Read-Only Access Sample Clauses

The Read-Only Access clause defines the conditions under which a party is permitted to view or access certain information or systems without the ability to modify, delete, or otherwise alter them. Typically, this clause applies to sensitive data, proprietary software, or confidential records, ensuring that the recipient can review materials for evaluation or oversight purposes but cannot make changes. Its core function is to protect the integrity and security of the information by restricting actions to viewing only, thereby minimizing the risk of accidental or intentional alterations.
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Read-Only Access. The Licensee may at all times access all Software Data through read-only access to databases. Depending on the license agreement for certain databases used, access to and use of the Data may only be possible through the functionalities of the Software, i.e.: through the human-machine interface or through the APIs developed by PG Solutions. This is the case, among others, with Oracle licenses of the ASFU (application specific full use) type and certain Microsoft licenses.
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Read-Only Access. If Customer requests NEOGOV maintain read-only access after termination of this Agreement, Customer acknowledges and agrees to an upfront payment worth 10% of the annual license of this Agreement. Access to the system(s) shall be limited to the functionality included at time of termination.
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Read-Only Access. The Donor and Joint Adviser may recommend read-only access for an individual(s) not directly affiliated with the Account. The Foundation and BNY Charitable reserve the right to terminate access at any time and for any reason.
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Read-Only Access. Pursuant to Section 3.2 Customer is granted read-only access to the Data, with no right to modify the Data on the Data Services Platform. Customer shall design and implement the Customer Product such that it has no capability to write Data to or modify Data on the Data Services Platform.
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Read-Only Access. An Order may grant Customer read-only access to the underlying source code for the Software, in which case, Customer is authorized to access such source code for the sole and exclusive purpose of Customer’s further development of its Robot Platform and interoperability with the Software. Such source code is PickNik’s Confidential Information. Customer shall keep the source code strictly confidential and may not disclose the source code to any third party for any reason without PickNik’s prior written consent in each case. Customer is not permitted to copy or modify the source code, any modifications to the source code are owned solely and exclusively by PickNik.
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Read-Only Access. The Borrower shall provide read-only account access to the Administrative Agent in respect of each deposit account, securities account, commodity account and any other account (other than Excluded Accounts) held by the Borrower or any of its Subsidiaries.
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