Order Verification Sample Clauses
The Order Verification clause establishes the process by which a party confirms the accuracy and validity of an order before it is accepted or fulfilled. Typically, this involves reviewing order details such as quantities, specifications, and delivery information, and may require additional documentation or confirmation from the customer. By implementing this step, the clause helps prevent errors, misunderstandings, or fraudulent orders, ensuring that both parties are aligned on the terms of the transaction before proceeding.
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Order Verification. 8.1 Topaholic may in its sole discretion withhold for investigation and/or refuse to process any Order. Topaholic may use the support of one or more third-party processors or financial institutions or such otherservice providers in connection with the Platform.
8.2 The prices indicated in the Order shall not be subject to any variations and, unless otherwise agreed in writing, shall include fulfilment costs (e.g., packaging, storing or delivery costs) according to the model to fulfil the Orders of the Goods, as agreed between the Seller and Topaholic, as well as charges, Activity Fees and risks, if any, related to the fulfilment, Activities and payment method of the Order. Topaholic shall have the right to reject any particular form of Order or payment for the Goods, and not to honour or accept any discounts, coupons, gift certificates, or other offers or incentives made available by the Seller.
8.3 Topaholic (directly or indirectly through a third party at its sole discretion) will bear the risk of credit card fraud (e.g. fraudulent purchases arising from the theft or unauthorized use of a Customer’s credit card information) occurring in connection with the transactions, except with respect to Transactions that the Seller does not fulfil in accordance with the Order information. The Seller will bear all other risk of fraud or loss. The Seller will promptly inform Topaholic of any changes to the nature or specifications of the Goods, or any pattern of fraudulent or other improper activity with respect to any of the Goods that may result in a higher incidence of fraud or other impropriety associated with Transactions involving the Goods.
8.4 Topaholic may, from time to time and on such terms as it may prescribe, collect shipping fees from the Customers on the Seller’s behalf. In the event shipping fees are collected from the Customers on the Seller’s behalf, the Seller shall reduce the Listing Price for the Goods accordingly. If so required under the applicable laws, the Customer or Topaholic, the Seller shall issue an invoice for the shipping fees collected by Topaholic on behalf of the Seller.
Order Verification. Because speed to market is essential in a Directed Trading application, you may want to turn off the verification window, so that orders go straight to the selected destination. To do this you would check the Skip Order Preview in trade settings. If you check the Skip Order Preview box, you are asking Fidelity to eliminate your ability to review orders on a separate screen before they are sent to the selected Exchange. An Exchange, as used in Fidelity's Directed Trading option functionality, refers to one of the available option exchanges (AMEX, BATS, BOX, C2, CBOE, ISE, NOM, PCX, PHLX). If you eliminate the ability to review orders it will impact all of your orders not just your option orders entered on the Directed Trade Options or Multi-Leg Option Trade tickets, including both directed and non-directed orders. You understand that by choosing this option, you may increase the risk that you send orders to purchase and sell securities that differ from the orders you intended to send. You agree to accept this risk and acknowledge that Fidelity assumes no responsibility for any errors caused by you choosing to use this functionality and/or failing to adequately review your orders.
Order Verification. The Contractor must have internal controls, approved by Central Procurement Services, to verify abnormal orders and to ensure that only authorized individuals place orders.
Order Verification. Upon the reciept of a purchase order, the Company will confirm pricing and scheduled shipment dates. Should there be a change in scheduled shipment date, the Company will notify the Distributor. Upon shipment, the Company will notify the Distributor by a fax of the packing slip, or similar document that shows part number, quantity, and carrier information.
Order Verification. Transactions that are larger than two hundred fifty dollars ($250) will be randomly verified on all new accounts and on all accounts with a limited transaction history. Transactions that cannot be verified will result in their associated orders receiving a “Pending” status while we attempt to determine the legitimacy of the transaction. Transactions that cannot be verified within five (5) business days may result in the order being canceled and the transaction refunded to the purchaser. Once a transaction has been verified, the “Pending” status on its associated order will be removed. Notwithstanding any transaction limits and verification terms defined herein, we may delay, suspend or reject a transaction if we suspect that the transaction is unauthorized, fraudulent, suspicious or otherwise unusual based on prior transaction activity and application of our internal fraud controls.
Order Verification. Because speed to market is essential in a Directed Trading application, the Trade Verification screen has been removed from the order entry process in Directed Trading. Pressing Place Trade on the Directed Trading screen will send your order to the selected routing destination. By accepting the Directed Trading User Agreement you acknowledge that you are asking Fidelity to eliminate your ability to review orders on a separate screen before they are sent to: 1) A Market Center for execution which, as used in Fidelity's Directed Trading functionality, refers to one or more electronic communications networks(ECNs) or Exchanges to which you may direct an order for display and execution) or 2)Fidelity (Auto) for execution (The Auto routing option means Fidelity will route your order through its proprietary order routing infrastructure for execution). You understand that you will only be able to use the order entry fields in the Trade Window to ensure you have input your order correctly. You understand that by choosing this option, you may increase the risk that you send orders to purchase and sell securities that differ from the orders you intended to send. You agree to accept this risk and acknowledge that Fidelity assumes no responsibility for any errors caused by you choosing to use this functionality and/or you failing to adequately review your orders. Any "Attention" or warning messages that Fidelity would normally present on the Trade Verification page will only be presented after your order has been confirmed in Directed Trading. These include, but are not limited to, warnings about another open order for a security you have placed an order for and attempts to buy non-marginable securities on margin.