Atlassian may suspend the Customer's access to Products and Support or Advisory Services if fees are overdue, provided at least ten days written notice has been given prior to suspension.
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This provision establishes that non-payment with ten days written notice is sufficient to trigger suspension of all Product access and Support, creating a direct operational risk for organizations that experience payment processing delays or billing disputes.
Under this clause, Atlassian may suspend all Product access and associated Support or Advisory Services after providing ten days written notice of overdue payment, regardless of the value or criticality of those products to the Customer's operations.
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This provision establishes that non-payment with ten days written notice is sufficient to trigger suspension of all Product access and Support, creating a direct operational risk for organizations that experience payment processing delays or billing disputes.
Under this clause, Atlassian may suspend all Product access and associated Support or Advisory Services after providing ten days written notice of overdue payment, regardless of the value or criticality of those products to the Customer's operations.
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