SET UP PHASE Sample Clauses
The 'Set up' phase clause defines the initial stage of a project or agreement during which preparatory activities are completed before the main work begins. This phase typically includes tasks such as establishing project timelines, confirming resource availability, and finalizing logistical arrangements. By clearly outlining the responsibilities and deliverables required before full-scale operations commence, the clause ensures that all parties are aligned and adequately prepared, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or delays later in the project.
SET UP PHASE. Provisions applicable to Description Dedicated XDR TEHTRIS sets up the TEHTRIS virtual infrastructure dedicated to the User. In the absence of any special arrangement between the Parties (such as the use of a third-party service provider to perform integration services), TEHTRIS shall integrate the Appliances when they are located in the TEHTRIS datacenter. Remote integration support days may be required for each new TEHTRIS Solution and/or Appliance installation. When TEHTRIS has completed integrating the TEHTRIS Appliances and/or transmitting the information to the User, TEHTRIS will announce the end of "Set up" to "Run". On Premise For Appliances to be located at the User's premises (On Premise), TEHTRIS shall communicate, based on the elements transmitted by the User, the exact configuration of each Appliance to be installed by the User in its own infrastructure.
SET UP PHASE. A. STANDARD
1. Loading all appropriate plan parameters to establish the Products in the FAS environment.
2. Implementation of the billing and premium collection process,
3. Formatting and implementation of the Policyholders' Annual Statement and any other client-specific forms.
4. Implementation of accounting.
5. Implementation of appropriate management reporting.
6. Development of Client Company-specific administrative procedures and service levels.
B. OPTIONAL
1. Conversion of Policy records from current administrative system(s).
SET UP PHASE.
3.1 The Lender shall work with Fair4All Finance to develop the Product design. Fair4All Finance will issue a design product request and the Lender shall:
3.1.1 engage with Fair4All Finance, its advisers, any co-funders and other lenders appointed from time to time by Fair4All Finance in connection with the Scheme, to co-design and to refine the draft Product based on the insight and experience of the Lender and others;
3.1.2 set out clearly what, if any, aspects of the Product’s core elements the Lender cannot practicably implement as a standard product offered by the Lender; and
3.1.3 assist in identifying and, so far as reasonably practicable, reducing any immaterial differences between the products implemented across different locations as part of the Scheme.
3.2 During the Set-Up Phase, the Lender shall implement the relevant elements of the Implementation Plan and shall report on its progress to Fair4All Finance on a weekly basis.
3.3 The Lender shall notify Fair4All Finance when it considers that it has completed the Implementation Plan to the extent required to complete the Set-up Phase to a satisfactory standard and is ready to offer NILS Products. Fair4All Finance shall notify the Lender as soon as practicable whether it agrees that the Lender is ready to offer NILS Products based on the Lender’s reporting against the Implementation Plan.
3.4 The Lender recognises the need to protect the reputation of the Scheme and accordingly undertakes that it shall not offer or enter into any NILS Product until it has received notice from Fair4All Finance under clause 3.3 that it may do so.
SET UP PHASE. TFAC will utilize the TFAC System for administering and issuing Allmerica's Contracts. Allmerica will provide TFAC with the approved applications and administrative forms necessary to administer and issue the Contracts. TFAC will format and implement all forms and confirmation statements necessary to administer and issue the Contracts and will adhere to the Service Standards as outlined in Exhibit A-1.
SET UP PHASE