Examples of Onboarding Period in a sentence
The result of this process shall be reviewed by the parties to this Agreement upon completion of the Onboarding Period.
The first forty-five (45) days of the Services provided to the Client under this Agreement shall be defined as the Onboarding Period.
In the event that a significant change is made to the Client’s environment, specifically the addition of a new client, location, or a large number of agents in an existing client or location, a new Onboarding Period will be triggered for those new client(s), location(s), or agent(s), and shall be subject to the same forty-five (45) day review as the initial Onboarding Period.
Onboarding Fees equal to one month’s service for new items shall be due upon each Onboarding Period, although waived if selected term within this agreement is six months.
Following the acceptance of the Contract, the Onboarding Period will begin.
Onboarding Period is defined as time between execution of this agreement and the Transition Date.
CP receives the best discount possible: £1.2m Scenario 3: CP does not achieve the On-boarding Period 1 target of 75% over 6 months.
CP receives the best discount possible: £1.2m Scenario 4: CP does not achieve the On-boarding Period 1 target of 75% over 6 months.
Scenario 1: CP achieves the On-boarding Period 1 target of 75%, the CP will benefit from all applicable discounts, subject to deductions for incorrect use of Order Journeys and any penalties for No Return to Copper instances; after applying all deductions, CP is eligible to £2m discount We will separately measure the CP on its achievement of the Ramp-Up terms.
CP receives the best discount possible: £2m Scenario 2: CP achieves the On-boarding Period 1 target of 75%, the CP will benefit from all applicable discounts, subject to deductions for incorrect use of Order Journeys and any penalties for No Return to Copper instances; after applying all deductions, CP is eligible to £1m discount We will separately measure the CP on its achievement of the Ramp-Up terms.