[T]he CSA allowed Pruitt to not only access CIP, but also to "build Customer Use Cases[4] and configure Data Feeds[5] for those" cases. [remainder of paragraph omitted]

[4] The CSA defines "Use Case" as a "Cloud Services configuration that incorporates Data Feeds with designated views to address specific issues within [Pruitt] or [Pruitt's] Facilities." Doc. 1–1 at 7. "Customer Use Cases," in turn, "means any Use Case developed by or for [Pruitt] or customized for [Pruitt]." Id.

[5] "Data Feeds" are "inbound electronic data messages from [Pruitt] information systems to the Cloud Services." Doc. 1–1 at 7. Essentially, a data feed is the delivery of information from a Pruitt electronic medical records software system to CIP, which Caradigm hosts on its own computers, and which Pruitt accesses via the "cloud." See doc. 73 at 6 ("data feeds are the electronic data messages from PruittHealth systems to [CIP].") (quotes omitted).

The Order—"made as of June 25th, 2013 ("Order Effective Date ") pursuant to the [CSA]"—meanwhile, reveals that Pruitt, in addition to the $20,000/month CIP development license, purchased two other "Cloud Services:" [remainder of text omitted]