Changes to Customer Agreements during term Sample Clauses

The "Changes to Customer Agreements during term" clause defines the conditions under which the terms of an agreement with a customer may be modified while the contract is still in effect. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notifying the customer of proposed changes, any required consent or acceptance procedures, and the effective date of such modifications. For example, it may specify that changes can only be made with mutual written agreement or that certain updates (such as to pricing or service levels) require advance notice. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear framework for amending the agreement, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring both parties understand how contractual changes can be implemented during the contract period.
Changes to Customer Agreements during term. If this Agreement is changed in accordance with clause 22.1(a) or clause 22.1(c), and the change requires the Trader to amend its Customer Agreements, the Trader must take such steps as are necessary to amend those agreements.