Crossgrade definition

Crossgrade means an election by Customer to transition its Subscription(s) to Xtime Products offered pursuant to an OEM Program.
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Crossgrade means a subscription to a plan with an equivalent level of service but for a different length of time. A subscription to this offer will apply from the next renewal date of the Customer's subscription.
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Crossgrade means any election by You, for one of Your Dealerships, to access and use an Xtime Service package pursuant to pricing and packaging terms and conditions that were established via an agreement between Xtime and a particular Vehicle Manufacturer.
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Examples of Crossgrade in a sentence

  • If AI labels the Software in the Associated Materials as a Crossgrade (“Crossgrade”) to Software previously licensed to You (“Previous Version”), the license grant with respect to the Previous Version terminates ninety (90) days after installation of the Crossgrade.

  • A Crossgrade converts an existing license for a Product into a license for the same major release of a Product but for a different Host Product.

  • If Eptura labels the Software as a Crossgrade (“Crossgrade”) then the Software previously licensed to You (“Previous Version”) terminates ninety (90) days after installation of the Crossgrade.

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