Support Service definition

Support Service means an activity, such as information technology, accounting, human resources, legal, and other support functions that are required to support the ongoing delivery of core services.
Support Service the support services described in clause 7;
Support Service means telephone help desk or email support available to Customer as described at www.onespan.com/onespan- saas-customer-support.

Examples of Support Service in a sentence

  • An Energy Storage Resource that submits Bids utilizing the Self- Committed Fixed bidding mode shall pay a TSC for its Actual Energy Withdrawals unless the Energy Storage Resource is either: (a) committed or dispatched by the ISO as Out-of-Merit to withdraw Energy in the same hour to address NYCA or local system reliability concerns, or (b) a qualified Supplier of Voltage Support Service to the ISO in accordance with Section 15.2 of the ISO Services Tariff.

  • For purposes of this Section 2.7.2.1.5, an Energy Storage Resource is providing a “service” when it is withdrawing Energy if it also: (1) receives a Real- Time Market schedule for Operating Reserves; or (2) receives a Real-Time Market schedule for Regulation Service; or (3) is a qualified Supplier of Voltage Support Service to the ISO in accordance with Section 15.2 of the ISO Services Tariff; or (4) is dispatched by the ISO as Out-of-Merit to meet NYCA or local system reliability in the same hour.

  • An Energy Storage Resource that submits Bids utilizing the Self- Committed Fixed bidding mode shall pay an NTAC for its Actual Energy Withdrawals unless the Energy Storage Resource is either: (a) committed or dispatched by the ISO as Out-of-Merit to withdraw Energy in the same hour to address NYCA or local system reliability concerns, or (b) a qualified Supplier of Voltage Support Service to the ISO in accordance with Section 15.2 of the ISO Services Tariff.

  • For purposes of this Section 2.7.2.4.4, an Energy Storage Resource is providing a “service” when it is withdrawing Energy if it also: (1) receives a Real- Time Market schedule for Operating Reserves; or (2) receives a Real-Time Market schedule for Regulation Service; or (3) is a qualified Supplier of Voltage Support Service to the ISO in accordance with Section 15.2 of the ISO Services Tariff; or (4) is dispatched by the ISO as Out-of-Merit to meet NYCA or local system reliability in the same hour.

  • If it is not possible to identify or eliminate the cause, the CLIENT shall call XxXXXXXX's Support Service who will inform him/her of the actions to be taken.


More Definitions of Support Service

Support Service means a service provided to enhance the client's progress in his primary treatment or habilitation program.
Support Service means the service made available by JT for the maintenance, care or replacement of equipment of customers, on the terms of the JT Support Service Terms and Conditions published from time to time.
Support Service means any IT Support services as specified in the support schedule. Support may include both proactive and reactive actions to maintain the System’s accepted operational status. There will be times when Changes as opposed to Support are required to maintain the accepted operational status of the System. Such Changes may be deemed as being chargeable.
Support Service the Platform support service, which handles User inquiries as described in section 12.6 of this Agreement.
Support Service is defined as Marco’s assistance to Client to resolve Incidents which result in the Client being unable to transmit, initiate or receive voice, VoIP or video communications in accordance with Schedule B.
Support Service means activities designed to help students complete a comprehensive education program within the regular school or separate school such as tutoring; counseling and advising; hous- ing; child care; medical assistance; transportation; and diagnostics.
Support Service means individualized advice, guid- ance, or assistance with planning, designed to facilitate positive alternatives to challenging behaviors, and to assist a youth with developing adaptive and functional restoration. “Support ser- vice” does not include psychotherapy or time spent in educational services, meals, or recreation.