Key Information Sheet definition

Key Information Sheet means the key information sheet issued by the Supplier to the Customer, pursuant to which the Customer agrees or is deemed to have agreed to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Use and which forms part of these Terms and Conditions of Use.
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Examples of Key Information Sheet in a sentence

  • User Site Population: the total number of directors, employees and contractors of the Customer or, where the Key Information Sheet specifies that the Licence shall only apply to the Authorised Users working at a particular Customer location, the total number of directors, employees and contractors of the Customer working at that location.

  • User Site Population: the total number of directors, employees, and contractors of the Customer or, where the Key Information Sheet specifies that the Licence shall only apply to the Authorised Users working at a particular Customer location, the total number of directors, employees and contractors of the Customer working at that location.

  • Any additional functionality within the GENEO Software detailed in the Key Information Sheet shall be maintained by the Supplier at the request of the Customer and on the terms set out in the Key Information Sheet.

  • Notice of an Enterprise Category Change shall be given promptly, and in any event no later than 30 days prior to expiry of the then current Licence Year (as defined in the Key Information Sheet).

  • For details of packages available and the applicable charges, please contact your Supplier Nominated Contact (as shown on the Key Information Sheet).

  • If the Customer has not purchased a Customer Training and Support Package from the Supplier, any training and support requests shall be redirected to the Customer’s Nominated Contact (as specified in the Key Information Sheet).