Third Party Vendor means any person or entity that provides SaaS, third party software and/or related intellectual property. “Work” means any additional work the Customer requests Singtel to perform in relation to the Service.
Third Party Vendor the entity which has developed and licenses the Products; for the purposes of this Agreement: [All QuestonCloud Products].
Third Party Vendor. (or “outside vendor”) means:
Examples of Third Party Vendor in a sentence
However, XXXX does not guarantee the performance of any Third-Party Vendor or Third-Party Consultant, and provided that CARO is not in material breach of the standard set forth in the preceding sentence, and notwithstanding any provision in this Agreement to the contrary, CARO shall have no liability on account of any action or inaction of any such person.
More Definitions of Third Party Vendor
Third Party Vendor means a subscriber of MIAX PEARL’s market and other data feeds, which they in turn use for redistribution purposes.
Third Party Vendor means a pre-approved external vendor, Rewards Retailer, Participating Grocery Retailer, Participating Fashion Retailer, Participating Lifestyle Retailer, Caltex or Redemption Retailer that provides services to us specifically for UCount Rewards.
Third Party Vendor means a preapproved external vendor, Rewards Retailer, Caltex or Redemption Retailer that provides services to us specifically for UCount Rewards for Business.
Third Party Vendor means an entity providing industry related goods or services, but does not include common utilities, for example, electric, water, phone or gas.
Third Party Vendor means any vendor that performs services or functions for, or provides products or software to, SC and/or any SC Affiliate.
Third Party Vendor means a vendor (other than Microsoft) of subscription-based services.
Third Party Vendor means any third-party hired by ACI to process or assist in the processing of Consumer payments or who otherwise has access to Consumer Information on ACI’s internal software or systems. III. APPLICATION