Value-Added Programs Clause Samples
The Value-Added Programs clause defines the terms under which additional services or benefits, beyond the core agreement, are offered to the parties. These programs may include loyalty rewards, special discounts, bundled services, or exclusive access to new features, and typically outline eligibility criteria, duration, and any associated costs or obligations. By specifying the framework for these extra offerings, the clause ensures both parties understand the scope and limitations of value-added benefits, thereby preventing misunderstandings and clarifying expectations.
Value-Added Programs. Members must be offered any programs normally offered to the Vendor’s general customer base (e.g., rebates, tiered pricing, continuing education courses, marketing information, etc.) at the same or lower cost as that offered to the general customer base.
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Value-Added Programs. A. In order to assist MIC in its commitment to provide cost-effective, quality services to MIC customers, SMS will offer certain value added programs and services, descriptions of which are attached hereto as Exhibit C, and incorporated herein by reference, to MIC, as mutually agreed by SMS and MIC (“VAP”).
Value-Added Programs. MMCAP Members must be offered any programs normally offered to the Vendor’s non-MMCAP customer base (e.g., continuing education courses, marketing information, etc.) at the same or lower cost as that offered to its non-MMCAP customer base.
Value-Added Programs. The National CooperativeRx contract gives participating plans access to no-cost programs designed to enhance prescription compliance, encourage generic utilization and control prescription costs. In addition, it funds numerous clinical programs where all savings accrue to the HCCMCA member plan.
Value-Added Programs. Bank or any Person authorized by Bank, may from time to time in Bank's reasonable discretion solicit through mailings, billing statements, promotional inserts, telemarketing and other advertising media (including, but not limited to, bang tail envelopes) any or all Cardholders for items other than Merchandise sold by Filene's Basement, offered by Bank or a third party, including, without limitation, second mortgages, savings and investment products, insurance (other than Credit Insurance), credit card protection plans, legal services, auto clubs and extended warranties, and such other products and services as Bank may determine. Such solicitation may be conducted by Bank (or any Person authorized by Bank) in the name of Bank or Filene's Basement with Filene's Basement's prior written approval, and as the parties may agree; provided, however, that all such solicitations shall be subject to the approval of Filene's Basement, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. The parties shall each receive 50% of the net profits from such Value-Added Programs, after Bank receives reimbursement for its out-of-pocket expenses related thereto.
Value-Added Programs. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ New Store Dating Subject to the terms and conditions of this Section 11.A., the opening order will be defined as the initial order placed by a new Store. The amount of the initial order, which in no event shall exceed an estimated amount of XX days’ purchases from McKesson for such new Store, is to be paid in XX consecutive, equal monthly installments with payment beginning the first month after the account is opened. This dating will be extended to a maximum of XX new Stores each Contract Year and will be limited to $XX per new Store. Notwithstanding anything in the foregoing, Customer will not be considered for new Store dating if any amount due to McKesson has been past due in the previous 30 days. The above-specified dating is subject to the review and approval of McKesson’s Financial Services Department. For the purposes of this Section, the term “new Store” shall not include (i) any existing pharmacy of Customer that changes its address; or (ii) any pharmacy acquired through acquisition, merger, partnership or other combination that is already serviced by McKesson.
B. To assist Customer in managing the relatively small volume of items that may become unsaleable while at the Customer, McKesson shall offer the following programs to Customer for the management of Customer’s unsaleable Rx products. Customer may utilize either option as described in Section 11.B or Section 11.C. herein.
i. Once each quarter, the Customer will process a return to Carolina Logistic Services for eligible, unsaleable Rx products.
ii. OTC items are not eligible for this program.
iii. Customer will not return any expired, unsaleable Rx products directly to its McKesson Distribution Center or McKesson’s Redistribution Center. Customer will deliver eligible Rx returns directly to Carolina Logistic Services and be responsible for shipping fees associated with returns.
iv. McKesson pays processing fees and costs associated with unsaleable return supplies, for example, shipping labels, etc.
v. All product received by Carolina Logistic Services will be treated as unsaleable regardless of expiration dates or condition of the product. No items will be returned to Customer.
vi. McKesson shall pay all processing fees and costs to dispose product according to the manufacturer’s policy, including any fees from Carolina Logistic Services.
vii. Carolina Logistic Services will scan all products sent to it by Customer and will determine if the products are returnable per the manufa...
Value-Added Programs. Second Party to train the students of First Party on the emerging technologies in order to bridge the skill gap and make them industry ready. Both Parties have agreed to carry out the joint research activities in the fields of AI, ML, Data Science, Block Chain, Embedded Systems, IoT, VLSI, Electric Vehicle, Renewable Energy, Software Domains and any technology domains that the Second Party has expertise through
Value-Added Programs. Bank and Bank’s Affiliates may market additional products and services to Account Holders, and may authorize third parties to do so, via direct mail, billing inserts and otherwise. Dealer will have no rights with respect to any proceeds of such additional products and services.
Value-Added Programs. 17 Section 3.9 Transmittal and Retention of Documents .................. 17 Section 3.10 In-Store Payments ...................................... 17 Section 3.11 Bank's Right to Audit .................................. 18 Section 3.12 Filene's Basement's Right to Audit ..................... 18