Yes, it is possible to change your data requirements. In many cases, we need to amend your licence. What needs to be done in your case depends on:
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As a standard commercial user, you can make a maximum of four changes per contract year to the Schedule of Products, free of any Schedule Change Fees. Additional Schedule Change Fees shall be charged for any further change to the Schedule of Products within the contract year.
If you wish to have a change to your data, please raise a ticket via our Support Portal (see Get help section in this page). The Data Support Team will then provide you with an amendment document for signature, and will then help you to make the change to your operational data.
Please note that it can take some time before you receive the additional/new data operationally. If you know you want to add data, please let us know at least 2 weeks before you wish to receive the data operationally, such that we have the time to do this properly. |
- Maximum Charge Users and NMHSs
If you are a maximum charge user or an NMHS user, in most cases, you can make the change yourself in the Product Requirements Editor (PREd). For more information on how to do this, please consult the User Documentation on the Product Requirements Editor.
However, in some cases a change to your licence is required, for example, if you want to add of high-frequency products, while these are not included in your contract. In this case, please raise a ticket via our Support Portal (see Get help section in this page).
As a standard commercial user, you can make changes to your requirements if your service package allows this.
If you are a standard commercial user, we will need a new quote that includes all your data. You can provide us with such a quote using our shopping cart.
If the change to your data requirements, means that you are exceeding the lower/upper limit of your volume band, we will need to amend the volume band associated with your contract as well.
If you wish to have a change to your data, please raise a ticket via our Support Portal (see Get help section in this page). The Data Support Team will then provide you with an amendment document for signature, and will then help you to make the change to your operational data.
Please note that it can take some time before you receive the additional/new data operationally. If you know you want to add data, please let us know at least 2 weeks before you wish to receive the data operationally, such that we have the time to do this properly. |
As a maximum charge user, you can make changes to your requirements if your service package allows this. We assume that if you are a maximum charge user you will have the Silver or Gold package and you will be able to make unlimited changes to your requirements yourself. If you don't have Silver or Gold, the same rules apply as for the standard commercial users as explained above.
If the change to your data requirements, means that you are exceeding the lower/upper limit of your volume band, we will need to amend the volume band associated with your contract.
Also, if you want to add of high-frequency products, while these are not included in your contract, we will need to amend your contract. In this case, please raise a ticket via our Support Portal (see Get help section in this page).
If you are a maximum charge user or an NMHS user, in most cases, you can make the change yourself in the Product Requirements Editor (PREd). For more information on how to do this, please consult the User Documentation on the Product Requirements Editor.
However, in some cases a change to your licence is required, for example, if you want to add of high-frequency products, while these are not included in your contract. In this case, please raise a ticket via our Support Portal (see Get help section in this page).
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