Fulfilling Orders Clause Samples
The 'Fulfilling Orders' clause outlines the obligations and procedures for processing and delivering goods or services once an order is placed. It typically specifies timelines for shipment or completion, the responsibilities of each party in preparing and dispatching the order, and may address issues such as backorders or substitutions. This clause ensures that both parties understand the expectations and steps involved in order fulfillment, thereby reducing misunderstandings and helping to guarantee timely and accurate delivery.
Fulfilling Orders. Upon the execution of an order for Services by a customer (“Order”), Partner will provide Brandlive with such Order. Brandlive may accept or reject such Order within five business days of Brandlive’s receipt. Partner will be responsible for invoicing customers pursuant to the terms of the Order. Partner is responsible for ensuring that any taxes or duties which may be assessed on the Services are included in the Order and collected and remitted by Partner. Brandlive will provide the Services indicated on the Order to such customers in accordance with the Terms.
Fulfilling Orders. Orders shall be made according to the specifications detailed in this contract, or shipping instructions sent by ordering agencies via food requisition matrices and orders. If not explicitly stated, the selected vendor is expected to deliver within thirty (30) working days upon receipt of an order.