The Report Container Clause Samples
The Report Container clause defines the designated location or system where reports, documents, or data must be stored, submitted, or accessed within the context of an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether reports are to be uploaded to a secure online portal, delivered to a physical address, or maintained in a shared digital repository. By clearly identifying the official repository for such information, the clause ensures that all parties know where to find and submit required documentation, thereby reducing confusion and supporting efficient record-keeping and compliance.
The Report Container. At its highest level, the XML format consists of an escrow container with header attributes followed by escrow data. The header attributes are required and include the version of escrow (1.0), the Sponsored TLD ("xxx"), the report type (domain, host, contact, registrar, or transaction), and database-committed date and time as to which the escrow relates. The date and time of the escrow will be specified in UTC. The general format of the report container is as follows:
The Report Container. At its highest level, the XML format consists of an escrow container with header attributes followed by escrow data. The header attributes are required and include the version of escrow (1.1), the TLD ("name"), the report type (domain, host, contact, registrar, email, namewatch, defensive registration, or transaction), and database-committed date and time as to which the escrow relates. The date and time of the escrow will be specified in UTC. The general format of the report container is as follows: <?xml version="1.1" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <!DOCTYPE escrow SYSTEM "whois-export.dtd" > <escrow version="1.0" tld="name" report="domain" date="2001-08-26 03:15:00"> {Here the report contains the actual data being escrowed. It contains one element for each object of the type (domain, host, contact, registrar, email, namewatch, defensive registration, or transaction) covered by the report. The specific format for each report is described in items 3 to 10 below.} </escrow>
The Report Container. At its highest level, the XML format consists of an escrow container with header attributes followed by escrow data. The header attributes are required and include
The Report Container. At its highest level, the XML format consists of an escrow container with header attributes followed by escrow data. The header attributes are required and include the version of escrow (1.0), the Sponsored TLD ("xxx"), the report type (domain, host, contact, registrar, or transaction), and database-committed date and time as to which the escrow relates. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ date fields will hold date and time of the escrow will be specified in UTCinformation in UTC formatted according to RFC 3339 (see Section 5.6), e.g. “2010-07-29T18:04:32Z”. The general format of the report container is as follows: <?xml version="1.0" encoding='”UTF-8'”?> <!DOCTYPE escrow SYSTEM "whois-exportxxxEscrow.dtd" > <escrow version="1.0" tld="xxx" report="domain" date="262010-Aug08-2001 3:1509T00:00AM:00Z"> {Here the report contains the actual data being escrowed. It contains one element for each object of the type (domain, host, contact, registrar, or transaction) covered by the report. The specific format for each report is described in items 3 to 7 below.} </escrow>
The Report Container. At its highest level, the XML format consists of an escrow container