Fill Rate definition
Fill Rate shall be defined as the average of the individual fill rates for all orders of a Product by stock keeping unit (or “SKU”) by all Purchasers during any calendar month, calculated by dividing the total units delivered undamaged within the delivery schedule requirements of Section 7.0 of this Agreement and/or Exhibit B by the total units ordered for such Product during such calendar month.
Fill Rate means the monthly percentage of hours filled per job category clinical position per SDA Statewide compared to the number of hours that would be provided each month if all positions in the Contractor’s staffing plan were filled and all staff worked the number of hours indicated in the plan.
Fill Rate means the percentage of requests where a LAP accepted and was assigned to the request. The rate is measured by dividing the total number of requests by the number of those requests that had a LAP assigned to it at any point in time.
Examples of Fill Rate in a sentence
Insulet reserves the right to refuse delivery of excess quantities or of Products that exceed or do not meet Fill Rate requirements.
The dates for Scheduled Deliveries are the dates by which the material must meet Insulet’s Fill Rate requirement.
More Definitions of Fill Rate
Fill Rate means KeHE’s in-stock level of all SFM Products delivered under this Agreement, calculated as follows: [***]. “Fill Rate Cure Period” shall have the meaning set forth in Section 9.1(c).
Fill Rate means the quantity of fully conforming Products actually shipped within the Lead Time, divided by the quantity of conforming Products that should have been shipped by the Delivery Date. Fill Rate is determined on a purchase order basis.
Fill Rate means the percentage arrived at by dividing (i) as the numerator, the number of Pieces of Product (for purposes of this Agreement each “Piece” shall mean one Supplier ordering unit) ordered by TFM for delivery within an Order Period and which are delivered (or made available for pick up at Supplier’s Facility if, and to the extent, TFM expressly requests that such Product be made available for pick up by TFM and not delivered to TFM Stores) during such Order Period, and including any Permitted Outs (collectively the “Delivered Product”), by (ii) as the denominator, the amount obtained by subtracting (A) the number of Pieces of Product ordered by TFM but which are not delivered (or made available for pick up at Supplier’s Facility if, and to the extent, TFM expressly requests that such product be made available for pick up by TFM and not delivered to TFM Stores) during such Order Period due to any Permitted Outs (as defined below in this Section 4(b)) from (B) the number of Pieces of Product ordered by TFM for delivery or pick up within such Order Period, excluding any Permitted Outs. By way of example only and not limitation, if the number of Delivered Pieces during a particular Order Period were 9,300, the number of Pieces of Product ordered were 10,000 and the number of Permitted Outs were 400, then the Fill Rate for such Order Period would be ninety-seven percent (97%) (9,300 + 400 = 9,700; 9,700 ÷ by 10,000 = .
Fill Rate means KeHE’s in-stock level of all SFM Products delivered under this Agreement, calculated as follows: [***].
Fill Rate means the level that Inventory is required to be maintained at to ensure that a specified rate of Infusion Equipment Orders can be filled by the Service Provider as set out in the Performance Standards Schedule;
Fill Rate as used herein shall be described as the average of the individual fill rates for all Dual and Sole Source Products ordered during any calendar month. The fill rate for any individual Product is the ratio of total units ordered for such Product divided into the total unit delivered within the delivery schedule requirements of Section 7 of this Agreement.
Fill Rate means the Product being received by the appropriate carrier on the date specified by Insulet. Insulet reserves the right to refuse delivery of excess quantities or of Products that exceed or do not meet Fill Rate requirements. Supplier is responsible for the excess cost of premium freight over regular freight when shipping Products to meet Scheduled Deliveries to the extent that the delay in shipment was caused by Supplier. For the avoidance of doubt Supplier shall not be responsible for delays caused solely by Insulet, third parties that are not within Supplier’s reasonable control or a Force Majeure Event. With each delivery, Supplier will provide a packing list showing, for each Product shipped: the Insulet part number and revision level, the number of pieces shipped, the Scheduled Delivery date and quantity and the Purchase Order number(s). The same information will be provided on invoices and in both machine readable and human readable format as agreed by the Parties.