Additional Products and Services definition
Examples of Additional Products and Services in a sentence
Upon satisfying the minimum order requirements above, Enrolled Affiliate may order Additional Products and Services.
In addition, you have the option of applying for Additional Products and Services, for which service fees may be charged.
We may offer Additional Products and Services, for which we may charge You additional fees and charges (in addition to Fee) and which will be subject to separate terms and conditions.
Additional Products and Services means all products and services provided by GS1 South Africa other than the GS1 system, including, without limitation, all training, testing, consultancy and data synchronisation services (such as GDSN, GS1 Cloud).
From time to time, We or other Providers may make Additional Products and Services available to You.
We do not warrant or support Additional Products and Services under this Agreement, even if We are the Provider or the Additional Products and Services are designated by Us as “certified,” “authorized” or otherwise.
From time to time, parties may mutually agree to establish purchase arrangements for additional Products and Services and/or other Buyer locations ("Additional Products and Services"), and pricing for such Additional Products and Services shall be established pursuant to Article 3.
Additional Products and Services or APS: means vehicle service contracts, mechanical breakdown contracts, GAP contracts, credit life and credit ac- cident and health insurance.
Fees and Taxes for any Additional Products and Services shall be charged upon execution of the applicable order.
On May 1, 1998 and on the first of each month thereafter throughout the Term, the Owner will deliver to the Vendor written forecasts (a "Forecast") specifying its best estimate of the quantity of each type of Additional Products and Services that the Owner and its Affiliates expects to purchase on a month to month basis during the twelve (12) months following the date of such Forecast (a "Forecast Period").