Cloud Terms Agreement - Example Order
This document is an order form for cloud services and professional services, designed to be used in conjunction with a main Cloud Service Agreement. It outlines details such as subscription terms, user numbers, fees, and billing terms for the services purchased. The form also includes sections for customer and provider signatures and contact information.
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Cloud Service Agreement Order No # | |
Cloud Service Agreement | “[Cloud Service Agreement] between [Customer] and [Provider] dated as of [Effective Date]” |
Order Date | |
Subscription Start Date | |
This Order is for the purchase of a subscription to the Cloud Service and Professional Services set forth below. Provision of the Cloud Service and all Professional Services set forth herein is subject to the Cloud Service Agreement referenced above. Capitalized terms not defined in this Order have the meanings given in the Cloud Service Agreement. |
CLOUD SERVICE | ||||
Name | Subscription Term | Users* | Permitted Use Restrictions (if any) | Fees |
$ | ||||
$ | ||||
Total: | $ | |||
*User types are defined [as follows: ][at this link] | ||||
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES | ||||
Professional Services* | Description | Fees | ||
$ | ||||
$ | ||||
Total fees due on Order Date: | $ | |||
* Scope and timing as described in separate SOW. |
BILLING TERMS | |
Cloud Service Fees | Invoiced in advance, beginning on the Subscription Start Date |
Professional Services Fees | Invoiced on the Order Date |
INVOICES | |
Invoice To: | PO Required on Invoice: ☐ Yes or ☐ No |
Agreed to as of the Order Date by each party’s authorized representative:
Customer: | Provider: |
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