Routing Options Clause Samples
The Routing Options clause defines the methods and pathways by which goods, data, or services are transported or transmitted between parties. It typically outlines the available routes, modes of transportation, or communication channels that may be used, and may specify preferences, restrictions, or requirements for certain options. By clearly establishing how routing decisions are made, this clause helps prevent disputes, ensures efficiency, and allows both parties to plan logistics or data flows with confidence.
Routing Options. In addition to the toll-free service offerings, new routing options are offered. These options are purchased by toll-free service providers to allow their clients to define complex routing requirements on their toll-free service. Toll-free routing options allow the service provider's Customer to route its toll-free calls to alternate carriers and/or destinations based on time of day, day of week, specific dates or other criteria. These routing options are in addition to the basic toll-free call routing requirements which would include the toll-free number, the intraLATA carrier, the interLATA carrier and the Area of Service (AOS).
Routing Options. In addition to the Called Party Pays (Toll-Free) service offerings, new routing options are offered. These options are purchased by Called Party Pays service providers to allow their clients to define complex routing requirements on their Called Party Pays service. Called Party Pays routing options allow the service provider’s Customer to route its toll-free calls to alternate carriers and/or destinations based on time of day, day of week, specific date or other criteria. These routing options are in addition to the basic toll-free call routing requirements which would include the toll-free number, the intraLATA carrier, the interLATA carrier and the Area of Service (AOS). Requesting Carrier may obtain Routing Options pursuant to the rates, terms and conditions specified in Ameritech FCC No. 2 Access Tariff.
Routing Options. In addition to the toll-free service offerings, --------------- new routing options are offered. These options are purchased by toll-free service providers to allow their clients to define complex routing requirements on their toll-free service. Toll-free routing options allow the service provider's Customer to route its toll-free calls to alternate carriers and/or destinations based on time of day, day of week, specific date or other criteria. These routing options are in addition to the basic toll-free call routing requirements which would include the toll-free number, the intraLATA carrier, the interLATA carrier and the Area of Service (AOS). Requesting Carrier may obtain Routing Options pursuant to the rates, terms and conditions specified in Ameritech FCC No. 2 Access Tariff.