Examples of Synacor in a sentence
Prior to the export of the software, you must request from Synacor the correct ECCN for each product to be exported and consult the Export Administration Regulations to determine that your export of the Software is fully compliant with such regulations.
To the extent that information processed by Synacor constitutes personal data, Synacor will be the processor of such personal data.
Synacor may conduct no more than one (1) audit in any twelve (12) month period (unless a previous audit has found You not to be in compliance with the requirements of this XXXX).
You will reasonably cooperate with Synacor and/or its third-party auditor and will promptly pay directly to Synacor any underpayments revealed by such audit.
This License does not grant You any right to any maintenance or services, including without limitation, any support, enhancement, modification, bug fix or update to the Software, and Synacor is under no obligation to provide or inform You of any such updates, modifications, maintenance or services.
These may be licensed to You separately when You purchase Synacor support services.
Audits will be conducted during normal business hours and Synacor will use commercially reasonable efforts to minimize the disruption of Your normal business activities.
This XXXX may only be amended by a writing signed by authorized parties of You and Synacor.
During the period in which You are obligated to maintain such records, Synacor, or its third-party auditor, may, upon reasonable notice to You, audit such records to verify that You: (a) have used the Software solely in the manner authorized by this XXXX; (b) have paid all applicable license fees; and (c) otherwise have complied with the terms of this XXXX and all Orders.
Synacor may terminate this XXXX in its entirety effective immediately upon written notice to You if You: (a) terminate or suspend your business; (b) become insolvent, admit in writing Your inability to pay Your debts as they mature, make an assignment for the benefit of creditors; or become subject to control of a trustee, receiver or similar authority; or (c) become subject to any bankruptcy or insolvency proceeding.