Dropshipping Clause Samples
The Dropshipping clause defines the terms under which a seller may fulfill customer orders by shipping products directly from a third-party supplier rather than from their own inventory. This clause typically outlines the responsibilities of the seller regarding order processing, communication with suppliers, and ensuring timely delivery to the end customer. It may also address issues such as product quality control, handling returns, and liability for lost or damaged goods. The core function of this clause is to clarify the operational framework and risk allocation for dropshipping arrangements, ensuring all parties understand their roles and obligations in the supply chain.
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Dropshipping. Dropshipping is a retail method that Party A directly ships the goods to Party B’s terminal customer. Party B synchronizes the orders and delivery details of the terminal customer from their stores or websites to Party A. The Party A sources and delivers the goods to the terminal customer according to the detailed information provided by Party B.
Dropshipping. It is a sub-Seller that purchases the products that it sells from the Suppplier / Seller and sends them to the consumer without stock. While purchasing products with the Service Provider, it will be subject to consumer principles. When selling the product, it will be subject to Supplier / Seller principles. Intellectual Property Rights : This Agreement is subject products belonging to the brand and the parties , limited not to, to the side of the brand, logo, design, ideas, works, images, etc. All rights d . Marketplace: These are the e-commerce platforms where the products provided by the Supplier
Dropshipping. (1) The supplier offers the direct shipments of merchandise (Dropshipping) to end users. The service includes: * The storage of the purchased merchandise untill shipment * Accepting of the DropShip order by e-mail * Capturing of the delivery address of your customer in the shipping software * Check and print of shipping documents (delivery note, shipping sticker) * The packaging of the merchandise * The shipping material (cardboard, letter, filling material, etc.) * Shipping charges for packages, value letters or registered mail * Processing of returns from end users * Investigations on missing or lost shipments
(2) In order to designate merchandise for direct shippment to an end user within the scope of the order the customer has placed (§ 2 para. 2 of the GTC), "DropShipping" must be selected from the list below the selected payment method in the shopping cart. In this case, the supplier will charge no shipping costs, but the Dropshipping fee (§ 6 para. 4 of the GTC) applicable to the merchandise. When this option is selected, the merchandise will not be shipped to the customer. With the selection of the "DropShipping" option, the supplier proposes to the customer a binding offer for the direct dispatch to the final consumer.
(3) The merchandise is shipped in the name of the customer - within one working day and addition of a delivery note - to the indicated delivery address.
(4) The Dropshipping fee for the respective merchandise results from the overview table "Dropshipping Fees". The listed fees are net prices including shipping. They do not include VAT. The fee includes all services pursuant to § 6 para. 1 of the GTC. Prices for special packaging (for example, gift wrapping) are not included and are charged - if so ordered by the customer - depending on the expenditure.
(5) When using Dropshipping, the payment for the merchandise and the Dropshipping fee is possible via the SEPA-Corporate-Direct Debit Procedure. Should there ever be any return transactions via the SEPA-Corporate-Direct Debit Procedure - is the supplier entitled to refuse all further DropShipping orders. The billing for Dropshipping orders happens at least once a week, the collection of the resulting claims at the earliest on the third working day after billing.
(6) In the case of the effective exercise of the right of revocation by a end customer (consumer) and return of the goods to the supplier, the supplier refunds the selling price (minus possible impairments to be taken into acc...