Eligible Order definition

Eligible Order means an ordered placed by Reseller on behalf of an SMB Customer through a Distributor during the Program Period that is in compliance with Section 4 below.

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Eligible Order. ’ means an order for the account of a market maker, an EAMM or an EAPMM that can be sent to a Participating Exchange marked as a Public Customer Order pursuant to

Eligible Order means each order for an Endeavor sputtering machine that is accepted by Parent or the Surviving Corporation during the period of two (2) years after the Closing Date; and

Examples of Eligible Order in a sentence

• Once an Eligible Order is submitted in respect of a Registered Opportunity, that Registered Opportunity will no longer be counted towards the maximum number of Registered Opportunities Reseller is allowed to have under this section.

• You will receive a single Referral Fee for each Eligible Order, in accordance with the terms set forth in Exhibit B (“Referral Fee Schedule”).

• For purposes of this Agreement, "Net Sales" means the sale price of the Eligible Order less allowances for returns, chargebacks, deductions, price adjustments, disputes, discounts, rebates, handling charges, freight, coop allowances, advertising allowances, taxes and all other customary deductions from sales.

• For purposes of payment of a Referral Fee, the Broadband Service(s) associated with an Eligible Order must be installed and operational for a period of 14 days.

• If the Ambassador submits least one Eligible Order during any 180-day period, the Ambassador retains Tier 3 status.

• If an Eligible Order submitted by you is terminated for any reason within 90 days following installation, MetroNet may charge back or set off an amount equal to the Referral Fee previously paid to you for the terminated Eligible Order.

• If E*TRADE Securities is notified by any of its customers that the execution of such customer’s Eligible Order failed to meet the Execution Guarantee, E*TRADE Securities shall investigate such claim with the Company.

• If you fail to submit an Eligible Order at least once during any 180-day period, then regardless of your then-current Tier status, you will be returned to Tier Level 1.

• In addition, CTC shall submit such orders so that at least ninety percent (90%) of Flow Through Eligible Orders actually flow through; a "Flow Through Eligible Order" does not require manual intervention by BA.

• In addition, Reseller shall submit such orders so that at least ninety percent (90%) of Flow Through Eligible Orders actually flow through; a "Flow Through Eligible Order" does not require manual intervention by BA.

More Definitions of Eligible Order

Eligible Order means a single order for Eligible Product placed by a Customer through Telstra Apps Marketplace with Partner recorded as the "Partner of Record" which satisfies all of the following criteria: (1) the Customer is new to the Microsoft Office 365 or Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online service and has not previously subscribed to any Microsoft Office 365 service or Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online service; (2) the Customer's domain name for the Eligible Products has not been previously registered on the Microsoft Office 365 service or Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online service; (3) Minimum quantity of 5 seats of an Eligible Product purchased with the exception of the Office 365 Bundle (Bundle Essentials and Bundle Premium) which will pay incentives on sales made from a minimum quantity of 1 seat; (4) purchased under Commercial pricing via Telstra Apps Marketplace or via ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ for the Office 365 Bundle (excluding orders made under a Microsoft Volume Licensing Agreement such as Enterprise Agreements or Open Agreements, and excluding any agreements with Academic, Government or Charity pricing); and (5) Made during the Promotion Period.

Eligible Order has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 2.6(i), below.

Eligible Order. ’ means an order for the account of a Designated Primary Market Maker or an Eligible Away Market Maker that can be sent to a Participating Exchange marked as a Public Customer Order pursuant to provisions of paragraphs (b), (c), and (d)