Demand-Pull Trigger definition

Demand-Pull Trigger means a Purchase Order or Release that is only sent by electronic or other written recorded means from Nortel Networks to the 3PL as the agent for Seller to deliver OEM Products.
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Examples of Demand-Pull Trigger in a sentence

  • Seller will deliver VMI Products FCA Hub dock [*] after Nortel Networks issues Demand-Pull Trigger to Seller.

  • Nortel Networks will periodically issue Demand-Pull Trigger instructions to the Seller, or 3PL as the agent for the Seller, for purposes of ordering VMI Products.

  • If the Hub is a bonded facility, Seller will provide Nortel Networks with the commercial invoice details for the relevant bonded inventory within one working day of notification of the Demand-Pull Trigger.

  • If a particular line item VMI Product in the Hub has not been ordered under a Demand-Pull Trigger for at least 180 days, within a reasonable time after the 180th day, Seller will notify Nortel Networks to that effect, identifying the line item VMI Product and the last applicable Demand-Pull Trigger date.

  • Seller will make its FCA delivery on New UAS Products within one (1) business day after Nortel Networks issues a Demand-Pull Trigger to Seller.

  • If a particular line item VMI Product in the Hub has not been ordered under a Demand-Pull Trigger for at least [*], within [*] business days after the [*] day, Seller will notify Nortel Networks to that effect, identifying the line item VMI Product and the last applicable Demand-Pull Trigger date.

  • The Nortel Networks will periodically issue Demand-Pull Trigger instructions to the Seller, or 3PL as the agent for the Seller, for purposes of ordering VMI Products.

  • In addition to ordering under Section 2.1 above, Nortel Networks may from time-to-time issue Demand-Pull Trigger instructions to the Seller, or 3PL as the agent for the Seller, for purposes of ordering New UAS Products.