| 500KUnit |
500K Units |
Software is authorized for up to the number of indicated Units on a monthly basis. The unit type differs per product (e.g. e-mail or direct mail recommendations, wireless messages) |
| AA |
Access Agents |
An Access Agent is a process that handles requests in the context of an application environment. The quantity of Access Agent Authorizations required by a Customer is represented by the maximum number of Occasional OpenEdge Users plus Unknown OpenEdge Users (collectively “Quantity”) which may utilize, process requests to or otherwise access the Software operating on a single server. If a Customer runs an OpenEdge server product on multiple servers, multiple Access Agent Authorizations are required. A Customer may not purchase a single Access Agent Authorization and run the Access Agent product on multiple servers. The Access Agent model can be used to process requests for Occasional OpenEdge Users and Unknown OpenEdge Users, but not Standard OpenEdge Users. A Customer is not required to identify and count each Occasional OpenEdge User and Unknown OpenEdge User when using the Access Agent model. A Customer is only required to purchase the Quantity of Access Agents as designated above. |
| AASTX |
Annual Active Searchable Transactions |
Quantity represents the number of entries within a single year which are active and searchable by the Software, including but not limited to permits, service requests, business licenses and utility billing accounts, regardless of whether such entries are entered manually or electronically via the Software or any other means. |
| AC |
Application Connection |
Means the one-to-one relationship between the Software & Customer’s applicable application and/or system whereby the Software imports and analyzes customer data from the Customer’s application or system and creates a connection in the Software for Customer’s authorized use. The Quantity represents the maximum number of such connections regardless of whether such connection is actively passing data at any instant in time. |
| ACCT |
Accounts |
Quantity represents the number of billable customers, residential or commercial, which are invoiced by the Software. |
| ACFS |
Annual Configuration Sessions |
Quantity represents the maximum number of Configuration Sessions in a 12-month period. A “Configuration Session” is defined as the initiation of the process to produce a configuration of products and/or services via the Software. Each separate configuration request shall count as a separate Configuration Session. If the authorized quantity of Configuration Sessions is exceeded in a 12-month period, Customer will need to purchase additional authorizations. |
| ACTU |
Active User |
The quantity represents the maximum number of active users and an Active User shall be defined as any person for whom at least one expense report has been created and is marked as active in the Software during the current annual subscription period. |
| ACTX |
Annual Commerce Transactions |
Quantity represents the number of transactions processed by the Software on an annual basis. A “transaction” is defined as a sale, return or exchange of goods, services or assets, in whole or part, and whether tangible or intangible, for which a receipt is provided to a customer. If the authorized quantity of transactions is exceeded within the annual period, the Customer must purchase additional authorizations. |
| ACTX1M |
Annual Commerce Transactions in units of 1 Million |
Quantity represents the number of transactions (in units of 1 million) processed by the Software on an annual basis. A “transaction” is defined as a sale, return or exchange of goods, services or assets, in whole or part, and whether tangible or intangible, for which a receipt is provided to a customer. If the authorized quantity of transactions is exceeded within the annual period, the Customer must purchase additional authorizations. |
| ADDSRPK |
Addresser Pak |
Addresser Desktop Software plus 2 seats. Seat means seats/positions added to a license upon which the applicable Software can run. |
