STORE RECORDS AND REPORTING Sample Clauses

STORE RECORDS AND REPORTING. 13 8. COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE SYSTEMS..............................................15
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STORE RECORDS AND REPORTING. 11.1 BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING AND RECORDS, CASH REGISTER, COMPUTER AND OTHER SYSTEMS. You'll establish and maintain at your own expense a bookkeeping, accounting, recordkeeping and records retention system conforming to requirements prescribed by us from time-to-time (including, without limitation, requirements for timely entering of information into data bases of a computer program designated by us and periodic printouts of reports generated by such computer program). Each transaction related to your Plantation Store will be processed on a computer system as prescribed by us. You will use (and only use) the cash register, computer and other systems (including hardware and software) as designated by us from time-to-time in our sole and absolute discretion. We may, from time-to-time in our sole and absolute discretion, designate different cash register, computer and other systems for use in your Plantation Store and may modify such systems, each of which you'll promptly and fully comply with at your sole expense. As directed by us, you will participate in our electronic reporting system covering sales and other items, with direct interconnection to (and full, on-line access by) our computer hardware and software systems. You will continuously use, maintain and update electronic cash register, computer and other systems (including point-of-sale systems) and software programs which meet such specifications as we designate, from time-to-time and in our sole and absolute discretion, and which, in some cases, may include components only available from us, our affiliates and/or suppliers approved by us. You will maintain your cash register, computer and all other systems on-line to provide full access for computer systems used by us and you will promptly update and otherwise change your electronic cash register, computer hardware and software systems as we require from time-to-time in our sole and absolute discretion, at your sole expense. We reserve the right to have full access to such electronic cash register, computer and other systems and the sales information and data contained therein and to retrieve, analyze, download, and use the software and all data contained therein (as well as any other information reported to us) at any time and as we determine in our sole and absolute discretion. You will promptly and fully pay all amounts charged by any supplier or licensor (which may be us and/or an affiliate) of the systems and programs used by you, including cha...
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