System Notifications Sample Clauses
The System Notifications clause defines the requirements and procedures for delivering official communications or alerts within a system or platform. Typically, it outlines how notifications will be sent to users—such as via email, in-app messages, or SMS—and may specify the types of events that trigger such notifications, like account changes or security alerts. This clause ensures that users are promptly informed about important system activities, thereby enhancing transparency and enabling timely responses to critical events.
System Notifications. In the event of system upgrades, Frontier may need to contact you via email with additional information and instructions. You are responsible for any follow-up actions defined within the email notification. If the instructions are unclear, please contact the Internet Help Desk at ▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇.
System Notifications. The System will have the capability to notify the housing unit when an offender is scheduled for a professional, privileged or special visit.
System Notifications. The System will have the capability to notify the housing unit when an offender is being released. If an offender is scheduled for discharge and has a pending warrant, a notification will be sent to the appropriate designated CTDOC staff to notify the agency holding the warrant.
System Notifications. The System will have the capability to notify the housing unit of offender’s upcoming parole hearing.
System Notifications. If a system’s monitoring requirements change, Department will notify the system and Contractor of the new sampling requirements and schedule. Department will also assist Contractor in notifying seasonal systems of start-up procedures by providing Contractor a list of seasonal systems, a report with system start-up requirements and start-up booklets. All seasonal system certifications will be returned to the Department and the Department will be responsible for tracking completion and certification of the procedure. Department will send systems that are collecting their own samples a Notice of Non-compliance if they fail to collect their samples. Department enforcement. If Contractor is unable to gain voluntary compliance, upon Contractor request, the Department will agree to initiate enforcement proceedings. Referral requests must be made using the Violation Referral sheet. Following are examples where the Department will agree to initiate enforcement: The system owner refuses to upgrade a non-complying well or pump feature and the time lapsed is at least three months after the return to compliance date specified by the Contractor. There have been numerous disinfections that haven’t solved the problem and/or the system is blaming the county’s sampling techniques for the unsafe sample results. A system has a confirmed nitrate sample result greater than 20.5 mg/l.