Systems Compatibility Clause Samples
The Systems Compatibility clause defines the requirement that any products, services, or software provided under the agreement must be compatible with the existing systems or infrastructure of the receiving party. In practice, this clause may specify technical standards, supported platforms, or integration requirements that the deliverables must meet, such as compatibility with certain operating systems or network protocols. Its core function is to prevent operational issues and additional costs by ensuring that new components will work seamlessly with the recipient’s current technology environment.
Systems Compatibility. The Backup Servicer shall keep gateways, hardware, software, systems and the interface used to fulfill its obligations hereunder up-to-date as necessary to ensure continuing compatibility with Credit Acceptance’s systems, utilized by Credit Acceptance in its capacity as Servicer, and otherwise maintain a technology platform that will enable the Backup Servicer to fulfill its obligations at all times; provided, however, that the Backup Servicer will not be responsible for ensuring compatibility with systems changed or modified by Credit Acceptance unless Credit Acceptance notifies the Backup Servicer of such changes or modifications.
Systems Compatibility. The APEx company designs or provides a seamless operational interface for components used in a permanent installation to create a stable and viable system.
Systems Compatibility. Each Party shall ensure that, on an ongoing basis, its information systems remain compatible and interoperable with the other Party’s information systems. To that end, each Party shall ensure that (i) its information systems comply with the provisions of the Derivatives Service Level Annex, and (ii) any modification one Party brings to its information systems are performed according to the guidelines specified in the Derivatives Service Level Annex, especially with respect to its quality assurance.
Systems Compatibility. It is your responsibility to ensure that your systems are compatible with our technology or the technology of our Platform prior to registering for any Event. The Company shall not be liable or responsible for any technical issues which may arise as a result of your failure to ensure compatibility of our technology and Platform with your systems. Access to the Event may not be available as a result of downtime for repairs, maintenance and/or repairs to any component of the Platform.
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