Product and process agreements Sample Clauses
A Product and Process Agreements clause defines the standards, specifications, and procedures that both parties must follow regarding the development, manufacture, or delivery of products and the processes used to create them. This clause typically outlines the technical requirements, quality benchmarks, and approval processes that must be met, and may reference specific documentation or industry standards. By clearly establishing these expectations, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, ensures consistent quality, and provides a framework for resolving disputes related to product or process deviations.
Product and process agreements. The Products shall comply with agreed or warranted conditions (e.g. Specification, data sheets, drawings, sample parts). Supplier shall promptly examine all documentation provided by Control4 (e.g. specifications, data sheets, drawings). If the Control4 documentation is obviously incorrect, unclear, incomplete or obviously different than a sample part, Supplier shall inform Control4 in writing prior to start of mass production or performance of services.
Product and process agreements. The products must correspond with the agreed or guaranteed characteristics (e.g. specifications, data sheets, drawings or samples).
Product and process agreements. The quality characteristics to be adhered to are defined in the technical documentation, which includes drawings, specifications, product delivery guidelines, delivery conditions, packaging regulations, orders, process guidelines, requirement and target specifications, test plans, standards, factory standards and samples, and are part of the agreements between the Supplier and Hawle. The Supplier will always receive the latest technical documentation from Hawle as hard copies or electronically. The Supplier must check whether it has the latest technical documentation and must ensure that its manufacturing and testing processes are in line with this agreed upon documentation with it has been provided. New technical documentation will apply from the following order. If the Supplier does not object to the new technical documentation till the confirmation of the next order, but at the latest within four weeks of receipt of the documentation, the new technical documentation shall be deemed accepted by the Supplier.
Product and process agreements. 8.1. The Products shall comply with agreed or warranted conditions (e.g. specification, data sheets, drawings, sample parts). Supplier shall promptly examine all documentation provided by Control4 (e.g. specifications, data sheets, drawings) within its Arena system. Supplier must use the Control4 Arena implementation as the official Product definition or “Product master”. All changes to the Products will be tracked in the Arena system.
8.2. If Supplier finds that the Control4 documentation is incorrect, unclear, incomplete or different than a sample part, Supplier shall inform Control4 in writing prior to start of mass Production or performance of services.
8.3. Mass Production and First Article Acceptance Report · Prior to starting mass Production, Supplier shall, if not agreed otherwise, submit a mass Production process validation plan, similar to PPAP per QS9000. Verification of applicability and capability shall be provided. · Prior to starting mass Production, Supplier shall submit initial samples of the Product built under mass Production conditions in agreed quantities and on schedule. · Mass Production may not be started until it is released by Control4 through the FAAR (First Article Acceptance Report) program.