Batch Qualification and Batch Ordering Sample Clauses

The Batch Qualification and Batch Ordering clause defines the procedures and requirements for qualifying production batches and placing orders for them. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria that a batch must meet to be considered acceptable, such as passing specific quality control tests or meeting regulatory standards, and details the process by which the buyer can order qualified batches from the supplier. Its core practical function is to ensure that only batches meeting agreed-upon standards are delivered and ordered, thereby reducing the risk of defective or non-compliant products entering the supply chain.
Batch Qualification and Batch Ordering. Batch Qualification provides CLEC the ability to qualify bulk quantities of CLEC’s End Users’ TNs. CLEC must compile and transmit to a designated FTP site a list of End User TNs. Batch Qualification will then process the list and ascertain whether the TNs qualify for SBC-ASI/13State
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