Common use of Recording of Telephone Calls Clause in Contracts

Recording of Telephone Calls. 8.1 Telephone conversations between the Client and the Company may be recorded and kept by the Company and recordings will be the sole property of the Company. The Client accepts such recordings as conclusive evidence of conversations so recorded. The Client further understands, accepts and agrees herewith that the Company may monitor and/or record any electronic communications between the Parties (including telephone calls, emails, sms and instant messages), without the use of a tone of other warning, to provide verification of instructions and maintain the quality of the Company service, for training purposes and to check compliance with this Customer Agreement, the Company’s internal policies. The Client understands, accepts and agrees herewith that such records of communications will be admissible as evidence of any instruction or communication given or received by the Client and that these records belong to the Company.

Recording of Telephone Calls. 8.1 7.1. Telephone conversations between the Client and the Company may be recorded and kept by the Company and recordings will be the sole property of the Company. The Client accepts such recordings as conclusive evidence of conversations so recorded. The Client further understands, accepts and agrees herewith that the Company may monitor and/or record any electronic communications between the Parties (including telephone calls, emails, sms SMS and instant messages), without the use of a tone of other warning, to provide verification of instructions and maintain the quality of the Company service, for training purposes and to check compliance with this Customer Agreement, the Company’s internal policies. The Client understands, accepts and agrees herewith that such records of communications will be admissible as evidence of any instruction or communication given or received by the Client and that these records belong to the Company.