Changes to Forecasts Clause Samples
The "Changes to Forecasts" clause defines the process by which parties may update or modify previously provided forecasts, such as estimates of product demand or service requirements. Typically, this clause outlines the notice period required for submitting changes, any limitations on the frequency or magnitude of adjustments, and the obligations of each party to accommodate or respond to revised forecasts. Its core practical function is to provide a structured mechanism for adapting to changing business needs while minimizing disruption and ensuring both parties can plan and allocate resources effectively.
Changes to Forecasts. The quantities set forth in the forecasts may be redefined as follows: (a) the quantities for the months [***] can be redefined within [***] provided in the [***] (b) the quantities for the month of [***] can be redefined [***].
Changes to Forecasts. GTM shall use commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate any increase in the numbers of GTM Products requested by Master Distributor to be delivered at a specific date. In the event that Master Distributor requests a reduction in the number of GTM Products designated for delivery on a specific delivery date, Master Distributor and GTM shall mutually agree on a new delivery date.
Changes to Forecasts. Altergy shall use commercially reasonable efforts to accommodate any increase in the numbers of Altergy Products requested by Distributor to be delivered at a specific date. In the event that Distributor requests a reduction in the number of a type of Altergy Products designated for delivery on a specific delivery date, Distributor and Altergy shall mutually agree on a new delivery date. Disributor will be responsible for reasonable carrying charges for costs incurred by Altergy to accommodate such rescheduling out of purchase orders.