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4. Configuration, support, and software updates for one meeting body are included in the monthly managed service fees. A meeting body is understood to mean a body that requires any combination of the following: a. A unique agenda template b. A unique minutes template c. Any other unique template d. A separate meeting type, title, or purpose Additional meeting bodies are considered out of scope. 5. Integration and validation with existing Granicus solution and content 6. Go -Live support 7, Training Classes. Granicus will provide online training to Client's designated System Administrators and on-site training for user training, which will be administered in a train -the -trainer approach. 8. Access to reference and support materials and documentation 9, API Integrations. Granicus makes available the use of its various APIs to its Clients to enable them to extend their Granicus data in a variety of ways. Examples include leveraging the API to import data from a third party system into Granicus and, conversely, exporting data to a third party system. Granicus will provide its APIs, as well as any existing documentation, to Client upon request. Any modification to the API is considered out of scope. 3. Out of Scope This section captures the most common out -of -scope scenarios that Granicus encounters during the lifecycle of any given project. Granicus will not engage in any out -of -scope work without prior written approval from Client. Any product change or enhancement not explicitly listed in the project scope in Section 2 is considered out -of -scope. 1. Creation of custom reports A custom report is defined as a report that requires modifications to the core application code in order to achieve a desired format or purpose. Examples of out -of -scope custom reports include, but are not limited to: i. Creating a brand new data field that does not exist on any report or existing database ii. Having data that displays on one type of report display on another iii, Adding a second logo to a report iv. In general, modifications to formatting (font, size, or justifications), or hiding or moving certain data elements on a single report, are not considered custom reports, and are thus considered "in - scope". c. The creation of any custom reports. requires a separate assessment and project scope. Billing for custom reports is assessed on an hourly basis at the current professional services rate. 2. API Integrations