Common use of Form of Order Clause in Contracts

Form of Order. When Partner purchases Oerings from Wazuh pursuant to a registered deal (as outlined in section 2 of the Guide) it must provide Wazuh with: (i) an executed Wazuh Sales Order form, or (ii) Partner’s purchase order referencing the applicable Sales Order, (either, an “Order”). The terms and conditions of these Partner Terms shall apply to all purchase orders submied by Partner to Wazuh and supersede any dierent or additional terms on Partner’s purchase orders or other documents, regardless of any special terms contained thereof. Xxxxx's obligation to provide the Oerings is subject to the agreement between Wazuh and Partner, as outlined in the applicable Sales Order. All purchase orders placed by Partner shall be subject to acceptance by Xxxxx. Once accepted by Xxxxx, Partner’s Order(s) are non-cancellable by Partner. Sales Orders remain valid until the expiration date specified within unless canceled earlier, irrespective of the expiration of the Partnership Term.

Form of Order. When Partner purchases Oerings from Wazuh pursuant to a registered deal (as outlined in section 2 of the Guide) it must provide Wazuh with: (i) an executed Wazuh Sales Order form, or (ii) Partner’s purchase order referencing the applicable Sales Ordera Qualifying PO, (either, an “Order”). The terms and conditions of these Partner Terms shall apply to all purchase orders submied by Partner to Wazuh and supersede any dierent or additional terms on Partner’s purchase orders or other documents, regardless of any special terms contained thereof. Xxxxx's obligation to provide the Oerings is subject to the agreement between Wazuh and Partner, as outlined in the applicable Sales Order. All purchase orders placed by Partner shall be subject to acceptance by Xxxxx. Once accepted by Xxxxx, Partner’s Order(s) are non-cancellable by Partner. Sales Orders remain valid until the expiration date specified within unless canceled earlier, irrespective of the expiration of the Partnership Term.