Storage Limit Sample Clauses
A Storage Limit clause sets a maximum threshold on the amount of data, goods, or materials that can be stored under an agreement. In practice, this clause may specify the total volume or weight allowed in a warehouse, or the maximum data capacity permitted on a server, depending on the context of the contract. Its core function is to prevent overuse of storage resources, manage capacity, and allocate responsibility for excess storage, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or additional costs related to exceeding agreed-upon limits.
Storage Limit. If, either at the end of an annual period or at renewal, Customer has exceeded its new Storage Limit (i.e. associated with the Document Tier which applies for the renewal), it will pay the Storage Fee. The Storage Fee will be invoiced annually and due and payable thirty (30) days following receipt of such invoice.
Storage Limit. The disk storage space provided is up to a maximum of 50 GB, disregarding number of Users. If the amount of disk storage required exceeds these limits, the Customer will be charged the then- current storage fees, unless this is defined otherwise in the Subscription Order. The Licensor will use reasonable efforts to notify the Customer when the average storage used per license reaches approximately 90% of the default limit; however, any failure by the Licensor to notify the Customer shall not affect the Customer's responsibility for such additional storage charges.
Storage Limit. WC Ltd. agrees that WC Ltd. and any of its respective directors, officers, agents, and employees (collectively the “Seller Parties”) who receive access to and use the IT Infrastructure as part of this Service will not exceed a total storage limit of three (3) gigabytes per mailbox.
Storage Limit. 5.1 Personal Data may be processed and stored for the period necessary to fulfil the intended purposes set out in the Agreement in so far as is necessary for the processing under this agreement and to comply with Applicable Law.