Value Care Coaching Session Sample Clauses

Value Care Coaching Session. A telephone consultation between the Dex Customer and a Value Care Representative to provide training on how to perform routine website maintenance using the website editor tool. Overall Timelines • Package #1: The Customer Services will follow these general timelines (subject to the Dex Customer’s satisfaction of its obligations in Exhibit J): o Day 0 — Dex order entry o Day 1 to 14 — Discovery Consultation, Blueprint Approval and Content Gathering o Day 15 to 19 — Website Production o Day 20 to 23 — Customer Review and Revisions o Day 23 to 30 — Website Publishing o Day 30+ — Value Care Coaching Session o Website delivery may be achieved sooner than 20 days if the design is approved and the customer provides the collateral for the website in advance of the timelines/milestones above. • Package #2: The Customer Services will follow the general timelines above for the initial site build. Ecommerce production will commence as follows: o Day 30 to 44 — Ecommerce Store production o Day 45 to 60 — Customer Review and Site Publishing. Customer will have the opportunity to review the site and, once approved, the site will be published. o Day 60+ — Value Care Coaching Session o Website delivery may be achieved sooner than 45 days if the customer approves the design and delivers collateral for the website in advance of the timelines/milestones above. • Unengaged Customers: The Customer Services will follow these general timelines: o Day 0 — Dex order entry o Day 5–10 — Supplier will escalate account to Dex if no customer engagement § Dex will instruct the customer to call Supplier for re-engagement or instruct Supplier to build unengaged, o Day 20 — Supplier will begin website production o Day 30 — Website Publishing § Dex will grant an automatic SLA waiver for all customers who become engaged after Day 10 • For customers who become engaged after site development has begun (approximately day 21) the engaged customer request will be treated as a rebuild Step 0 — Dex Order Entry • Dex premise reps and phone reps sell an order for Customer Service to a Dex Customer in accordance with the Agreement. • Dex reps submit orders via the Amdocs System at Dex. o All orders must include: § Available customer contact information, including name, address, phone number, and email address § Plan ordered § Domain Name Specification o If a new order contains a valid and available domain name with an extension of .com, .net or .org, Supplier will register the new domain name for the...
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Value Care Coaching Session. If the Dex Customer has Package #1, the Dex Customer is entitled to a 30 minute coaching session and is advised to select from the following Standard Value Care Coaching Session topics. These are: o Edit Text o Add Text o Edit Photo o Add Photo o Publish Website o Delete Items o Move Items o Copy Items
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Value Care Coaching Session. Value Care Coaching Sessions do not include support, instruction or training on items not related to the website, its management or functionality. • Supplier may require additional fees if the Dex Customer’s topics of choice cannot be covered in the time allowed because of the Dex Customer’s performance or technical barriers.
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