Supplemental Software definition

Supplemental Software means software provided to you as part of an Online Service and which is used with the Online Service to enable certain functions of the Online Service.

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Supplemental Software means software provided to the Customer as part of an Online Service and which is used with the Online Services to enable certain functions of the Online Service.

Supplemental Software means any enabling tools, and related Documentation, provided by Contractor pursuant to this Agreement as part of the Application Software and identified in Section I.A.3 (Supplemental Software) of Attachment A.2 (System Configuration), in order to meet the Functional Requirements. As used herein, the term "Support Hours" shall have the meaning set forth in Section I.B (Definitions) of Exhibit D (Service Level Requirements).

Examples of Supplemental Software in a sentence

Upon any expiration or termination, you will (a) remove the affected Marketplace Software and Supplemental Software from your AWS account and (b) irretrievably destroy all copies in your possession or control of the affected Client Software and of all documentation and other content related to the affected Software.
Client may, at any time, request additional Supplemental Software Services provided by TRITAN.
You may use Supplemental Software only to support the applicable Online Service.
If Customer subsequently begins distributing Supplemental Software, Customer must update its End User Agreements to include the applicable Supplemental Software terms and ensure that all End Users agree to those terms before using the Supplemental Software.
To enable optimal access and use of certain Online Services, you may need to install Supplemental Software, including upgrades and/or updates.
Termination of this Agreement also terminates any agreement under which you obtained Supplemental Software or Client Software, if such agreement was entered for the sole purpose of facilitating your use of Marketplace Software.
If Customer does not distribute Client Software or Redistribution Software (individually or collectively, “Supplemental Software”) in connection with its Software Service, Customer is not required to include terms applicable to Supplemental Software in the End User Agreement.
You agree to use reasonable efforts to inform anyone you allow to use the Supplemental Software that it is licensed from us and subject to the terms of this agreement.
This agreement governs your use of Supplemental Software, and any upgrades/updates, unless we present separate license terms to you upon installation.
The Complete Agreement governs the Software and Services exclusively, except for the licensing provisions in separate written agreements, if any, granting you the rights to upload Supplemental Software or download Client Software.

More Definitions of Supplemental Software

Supplemental Software means software that may be provided to you from time to time as part of CampbellCloud and which is used with CampbellCloud to enable certain functions of CampbellCloud.

Supplemental Software means updates, supplements, add-on components, or internet based service components of the Software that Licensor may provide to the Licensee or make available to the Licensee after the date the Licensee has concluded this Agreement.

Supplemental Software means software that may be provided to you from time to time as part of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CLOUD and which is used with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CLOUD to enable certain functions of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ CLOUD.

Supplemental Software means any software, including Validation Test Suites, provided to you as part of and through the Online Service and which may be used with the Online Service to enable certain functions of the Online Service.

Supplemental Software refer to any supplemental ImmersiON-VRelia Pre- production software as may be provided by ImmersiON-VRelia for operation of the Software. Software, Hardware, Equipment and any Supplemental Software are collectively “ImmersiON-VRelias Technology”.