High Volume Clause Samples
The High Volume clause establishes terms and conditions that apply when a party engages in transactions or activities at a scale exceeding a specified threshold. Typically, this clause sets out special pricing, service levels, or obligations that are triggered once the volume of goods, services, or transactions surpasses an agreed-upon amount, such as discounts for bulk purchases or additional reporting requirements. Its core function is to ensure that both parties are clear on how increased activity will be managed, providing predictability and fairness in high-volume scenarios.
High Volume. MERCHANT agrees that in the event its annual charge volume for American Express Cards is greater than $1,000,000, then American Express may initiate the process of converting MERCHANT to an AXP Direct Merchant. Upon conversion MERCHANT shall be bound by American Express’ then- current Card Acceptance agreement and American Express will set pricing and other fees payable by the MERCHANT for American Express card acceptance.
High Volume. High Volume shall refer to total volume of material delivered by Contractor of 1,501 tons or more per year. In the event Contractor delivers a High Volume of material during any year under this Contract, the price per ton for all material delivered during such year shall be equal to seventy-five percent (75%) multiplied by (OBM SW High price less $25.00 per ton processing fee).