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How are you contracting for and making money on an app?
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    Smart phones have apps that can be tracked for GPS monitoring and panic buttons that will communicate with a central station for dispatch to family members or first responders.  How are you in the loop so that you can receive RMR for providing the service?
    More than likely the subscriber is signing up on the app.  Unless that app requires a dealer code so that you can be identified as the procurer of that subscriber, you're not in the loop.  The subscriber signs up on the app, on line sign up, agrees to pay directly to the provider of the app.  
    If the app requires a dealer code, in other words the public can't use the app service unless the user is signed up through a dealer, then the dealer is in line to get RMR.  The subscriber is most likely paying the app provider directly and then the dealer is getting paid by the app provider [who is more appropriately described as a "vendor" to the alarm industry].  The dealer needs a contract with the vendor, but not the end user because the end user is signing up for the service on the app on line.
    This same relationship structure can be found in DIY monitored systems and programs.  DragonFly is a good example.  As a DragonFly dealer all you are really doing is referring an end user to the DragonFly website, which referral is through your website, provided by DragonFly.   DragonFly then identifies you are the referring source and includes you in the RMR it collects from the end user.  So it's DragonFly that has the "contract" with the end user, not you, and you have a contract with Dragonfly.
    Another scenario however does require that you have a contract with the subscriber.  You may be providing an app or Internet service provided by a vendor as part of your security system installation and service, or even DIY sale with monitoring services.  A good example of this is alarm.com services.  In that case you would have the contract directly with the subscriber.  The contract you would use would be the Residential All in One or the Commercial All in One.   If the sale is a DIY system that you contract for monitoring then you're probably going to need the Nationwide DIY agreement.  If you're offering PERS, with or without GPS tracking, you're going to need the Nationwide PERS agreement.  The home base systems can communicate to subscriber smart phones giving the subscriber the option to ignore or request a central station to dispatch.  
    You have a lot of options when you decide which equipment and services you will be promoting, selling and monitoring.   You can set it up so that the subscriber goes directly through the Internet, through a vendor, pays the vendor or pays you.  If your choice is to make RMR and maximize the RMR then you'll need our Standard Form All in One Agreement.
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                                           PERS: SERIES of 4 WEBINARS 
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WEBINARS:  PERS:  Personal Emergency Response Service  / Medical Alert:   Everything you need to know and do to get started with PERS or grow your PERS business to a nationwide operation.  Presented by a leading PERS manufacturer, a central station specializing in PERS monitoring, atttoneys who will address licensing and contract issues and telemarketing issues.  Sign up for each webinar separately.  These webinars are FREE.  You need to register in advance to reserve your spot [attendance is limited] and sign in a few minutes before each presentation.
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Title:  PERS equipment and systems by Essence-USA, a leading manufacturer of PERS equipment
Date and time:  July  6, 2016  12 noon to 1 PM
Place:  your computer
Register here:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8091795726955290115
Presented by:  Ritch Haselden, Vice President of Essence-USA.  www.essence-usa.com
Topic:  latest technology in PERS equipment.  Essence, a leading provider of IoT, cloud-based connected living solutions and PERS solutions provides theCare@Home™ Enhanced Telecare Services Platform.  The Care@Home product is An Aging-in-Place product suite that offers a seamless health monitoring experience allowing independence for seniors and peace of mind to their loved ones.
Q&A:  Send your questions in advance to ritchha@essence-usa.com
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Title:  How to Select a PERS Monitoring Center
Date and time:  July  20, 2016  12 noon to 1 PM
Place:  your computer
Register here:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5252919376200633603
Presented by:  Mike Zydor, Managing Director of Affiliated Monitoring www.affiliated.com
Topic:  Selecting the right monitoring center for your PERS business is a key to growth
Q&A:  Send your questions in advance to Mike Zydor at sales@affiliated.com
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Title:  Licensing and Contracting for your nationwide PERS operation
Date and time:  July  27, 2016  12 noon to 1 PM
Place:  your computer
Register here:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/5380922320883276803
Presented by:  Licensing by Nicoletta Lakatos, Esq., licensing counsel at Kirschenbaum & Kirschenbaum; Nationwide PERS Agreement by Jesse Kirschenbaum,Esq., contract counsel at Kirschenbaum & Kirschenbaum.  Moderator: Ken Kirschenbaum
Topic:  Licensing for nationwide PERS.  Agreement needed for nationwide PERS
Q&A:  Send your questions in advance, for licensing to Nicoletta Lakatos at NLakatos@KirschenbaumEsq.com and for contract questions to Jesse Kirschenbaum at Jesse@KirschenbaumEsq.com
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Title:  Telemarketing nationwide 
Date and time:  August 3, 2016  12 noon to 1 PM
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Register here:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3591740925073303811
Presented by:  Matthew Pitts, Director of Legal Compliance, Alliance Security, Rhode Island.
Topic:  state telemarketing licensing; Federal and State Do-Not-Call compliance and call scrubbing; current legislation including the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and the Telephone Sales Rule (TSR); vicarious liability and the use of sales affiliates; recent litigation trends. 
Q&A:  Send your questions in advance to mpitts@alliancesecurity.com