Travelport Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Travelport Responsibilities. A. Travelport will provide standard help desk support to Licensees for the Licensed API at no additional cost; provided, however, a Licensee may utilize a third party developer approved by Travelport, to provide support to Licensee rather than Travelport. Travelport reserves the right to provide the above support relating to the Licensed API via online tutorials, online messaging, or via remote access. Subscriber agrees that Licensees will use the Travelport ORS system to initiate any help desk support request and that, subject to Section 7.D of this Addendum, Subscriber will pay consulting fees as set forth in Exhibit 1 to this Addendum for any consulting support provided by Travelport outside of the Travelport ORS system.
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Travelport Responsibilities. A. Travelport will provide standard help desk support to Licensees for the Licensed API at no additional cost; provided, however, a Licensee may utilize a third party developer approved by Travelport, to provide support to Licensee rather than Travelport. Travelport reserves the right to provide the above support relating to the Licensed API via online tutorials, online messaging, or via remote access.
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Travelport Responsibilities. A. Travelport will provide standard help desk support to Licensees for the Licensed API at no additional cost; provided, however, a Licensee may utilize a third party developer approved by Travelport, to provide support to Licensee rather than Travelport. Travelport reserves the right to provide the above support relating to the Licensed API via online tutorials, online messaging, or via remote access. Subscriber agrees that Licensees will use the Travelport ORS system to initiate any help desk support request and that, subject to Section 7.D of this Addendum, Subscriber will pay consulting fees as set forth in Exhibit 1 to this Addendum for any consulting support provided by Travelport outside of the Travelport ORS system. B. Subject to the provisions of Attachment D to the Agreement, Travelport reserves the right to limit and/or interrupt access to the Licensed API by a Licensee in order to carry out scheduled maintenance or unscheduled work or to modify or update the Licensed API; provided, however, that no Licensee is impacted by downtime, latencies or malfunctions associated therewith to an extent disproportionate to other licensees of the Travelport uAPI. Travelport will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide a minimum of 24 hours prior written notice of scheduled maintenance, modification or updates to the Licensed API and shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to reduce any downtime associated therewith and to minimize any unscheduled work. Notwithstanding the above and for the avoidance of doubt, when calculating monthly service levels for the uAPI, Scheduled Downtime and Unscheduled Downtime as defined in Attachment D will be used. C. Subject to the limitations in Section 2.H (uAPI) of the Agreement: Travelport reserves the right to maintain and make updates to the Travelport Content Hub Pricing Table, including the uAPI fees for the air carriers participating in the ACH, the rail carriers participating in the RCH, and any other travel suppliers participating in any other content hubs that may be available in the uAPI, via an agency administrative portal accessible by Subscriber. Travelport reserves the right to modify the Travelport Content Hub Pricing Table no more than once per quarter effective on the first day of the following quarter without prior notice to or consent from Subscriber. When a Licensee generates a uAPI Segment on a travel supplier via the uAPI, Subscriber will be deemed to have agreed to pay the uAPI fee then a...
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