Shipment Reports Clause Samples
The Shipment Reports clause requires one party, typically the seller or shipper, to provide regular updates or detailed reports regarding the status and progress of shipments. These reports may include information such as shipping dates, tracking numbers, estimated arrival times, and any delays or issues encountered during transit. By mandating the provision of shipment information, this clause ensures transparency and allows the receiving party to monitor deliveries, plan accordingly, and address any logistical problems promptly.
Shipment Reports. Philips will inform Masimo where it delivers Socket Shipments during any quarter by providing a quarterly shipment record after such quarter.
Shipment Reports. On the date of each shipment of Product, Gilead shall submit to Eyetech, via e-mail in the manner detailed above, a report detailing the branch order number, ship date, container/trailer number and contents of each such shipment.
Shipment Reports. Manufacturer shall report to XM those XM Receivers (identified by the XM Radio Identification Number and Manufacturer’s serial number) shipped from Manufacturer’s factory to its retailers; such reports shall be provided to XM no later than the next business day following each shipment. XM shall provide to Manufacturer its standard reporting format for such Shipment Reports.
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Shipment Reports. The Principal shall furnish to the Agent at the Agent's address for receiving notices, not later than the _______________________(______) day of each calendar month, a list indicating by customer name and products, the shipment(s) of products, invoices rendered for the products, and acceptance and rejection of orders during the immediately preceding calendar month. These "Shipments Reports" shall be certified by an authorized officer of the Principal and shall be subject to an audit by public accountants selected by the Agent at its expense, not more frequently than once each calendar quarter.