Consolidated Billing Sample Clauses

Consolidated Billing. Client wishes to receive a single consolidated bill from Qualivis for all services performed by Agencies under this Agree- ment and the Qualivis-Agency Agreement. Accordingly, Client and Qualivis agree that Sections 5.1 and 5.2 of the Qualivis-Agency Agreement are hereby deleted in their entirety the following terms shall apply to work performed under the Agreement and the Qualivis-Agency Agreement in lieu of those sections:
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Consolidated Billing. If You have authorized Provider to provide you with consolidated billing, and if Provider is not restricted by the Tariff or applicable law, within ninety (90) days following the Effective Date, Provider will provide you with consolidated billing as part of the Services. This means that Provider will (i) receive Your xxxx from the Electric Utility on Your behalf; (ii) consolidate the charges therein with any applicable savings from the Program and any amounts You owe to Provider, including for its allocation of Xxxx Credits to You pursuant to this Agreement, calculated as the Monthly Allocation multiplied by the Subscription Rate; (iii) send You one consolidated monthly xxxx; and
Consolidated Billing. Secondary Supplier will utilize Xxxxx Services’ time documents/cards for all of Secondary Supplier’s employees assigned to Customer’s location. Secondary Supplier agrees it is its responsibility to obtain all critical information to complete such time documents, audit its employees’ completed time documents, and submit to the local Xxxxx on-site staff at Customer’s location, or if instructed, directly to Xxxxx Services’ Secondary Supplier Processing Area (SSPA) for payment. Xxxxx will pay Secondary Supplier in accordance with the pricing in Section 5 within 37 days of receipt of such time document, for the invoiced services, provided that, a) time documents are complete, b) time documents are signed by an authorized Customer representative, and c) time documents are received within 60 days from the date of service. Xxxxx will have no obligation to pay Secondary Supplier for time documents not received within 60 days from the date of service, unless Customer pays Xxxxx for the invoiced services. Secondary Supplier will not invoice Xxxxx or Customer for services providedthe Xxxxx Services time documents/cards submitted by Secondary Supplier’s employees to Xxxxx Services’ Secondary Supplier Processing Area will be used to calculate payment to Secondary Supplier.
Consolidated Billing. “Consolidated Billing” means the utility net crediting process of subtracting the applicable Bill Credit Payment from the net of Customer’s total Bill Credits, in accordance with the New York Public Service Commission’s December 12, 2019 Order Regarding Consolidated Billing for Community Distributed Generation in Case 19-M-0463, as may be amended and supplemented by subsequent New York Public Service Commission Orders. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, under the Program, we can elect to sign up for Consolidated Billing at any time once Consolidated Billing has been implemented by the Utility. For all Production Months in respect to which we have elected to participate in Consolidated Billing, the Utility will credit you ten percent (10%) (the “Bill Credit Savings Rate”) multiplied by the total Bill Credits attributable to the Customer’s Solar Output for the Production Month as determined pursuant to this Agreement. The remaining Bill Credits (minus any administrative fees) would go directly to us. Thus, you would only see the Bill Credit savings on your electric bill. For Production Months under Consolidated Billing, you shall not owe the Bill Credit Payment nor shall you receive a separate Invoice from us.
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