Pricing Model Sample Clauses

Pricing Model. The goal of the Cost/Price templates is to provide a comprehensive working model of the Offeror’s Cost/Price Proposal in an automated format. The pricing model is designed to facilitate changes to source data such as direct labor hours and/or rates and be sophisticated enough to compute the total impact of various changes to both cost and price. It is important that the Cost/Price templates ensure fidelity and are error free.

Pricing Model. 2.1. The Interchange ++ pricing model is a dynamic pricing model that is based on the real costs associated with the various parties involved in payment transaction processing. The merchant service fee that is used in this model, is composed of the interchange fee, the card scheme fee, and a service fee. i. The interchange fee is a compensation which ISXPay or ISXPay in conjunction with Third Party Acquirer acting as an Third Party Acquirer, is required to directly or indirectly pay to the Card issuer (typically a bank) for every transaction. The interchange fee amount is determined by several factors, such as the type of authentication and security (chip, contactless, 3DSecure, magnetic card strip, etc.), the brand and type of Card (corporate or consumer, debit, credit, prepaid, etc.), as well as the geographical location of the Merchant and the cardholder. For consumer cards, the aforementioned EU legislation imposes a maximum of 0.2% per transaction for transactions with debit cards, and 0.3% for transactions with credit cards. In the Interchange ++ pricing model, the interchange fee will be applied on a "pass- through" basis. Per transaction, ISXPay will therefore use the effectively applicable interchange fee to calculate the total merchant service charge. ii. The scheme fee relates to the costs associated with the services rendered by the Card Schemes with respect to transactions — such as the costs of clearing, connectivity and marketing. The scheme fee amount is determined by various factors, such as the origin of the cardholder, the Card Scheme, the type of Card and the transaction amount. The scheme fee is also applied on a "pass- through" basis. Per transaction, ISXPay will therefore use the effectively applicable scheme fee in order to calculate the total merchant service charge. iii. The Merchant Service Fee (MSF) or Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) is ISXPay’s compensation for the services that directly relate to the effective processing of transactions — such as the processing, the payment of the merchant and the reporting. ISXPay determines the service fee on a per-merchant basis, taking into account the expected transaction volume and the average trans- action amount. The service fee does not cover the costs of services that are only indirectly linked to the effected transaction processing: such costs will be indicated on the Order Form/Cover Document, and will be separately charged (e.g., the costs of disputes and charge backs; the cost of ac...

Pricing Model. The parties have anticipated that changes will occur in the design, Specifications, Piece Parts, and other elements of Items to be provided pursuant to this Agreement and have negotiated the pricing model shown in Attachment 1 to accommodate such changes and to apply to Items that are affected by such change. The pricing model is agreed to apply appropriately to Items as changed in the future. However, if unanticipated changes not within the contemplation of the parties have a material and adverse impact on the operation of the pricing model, and alternative pricing is not agreed to by the parties at the time, then the Item(s) affected shall be removed from this Agreement. Such removal shall not be classified as a partial termination.

Pricing Model. On the initial Closing Date, the Pricing Model shall be as agreed upon by the Parties and may thereafter be amended in accordance with this Section 2.3. The “Pricing Model” shall be delivered by the Purchaser to the Transferor in a Microsoft excel file format by electronic mail. The Parties shall not modify the Pricing Model other than in accordance with this Section 2.3, or by the Purchasers as necessary to cure any ambiguity, correct any error, or to make it consistent with this Agreement; provided, that, for the avoidance of doubt, the inputs and variables used by the Pricing Model (including, for example, any Specified Variables) shall be freely changeable by the Purchasers based on attributes of the Receivables Pool in order to determine the Purchase Price without regard to this Section 2.3. Otherwise, the Pricing Model may only be changed as follows: (a) At any time, but no more frequently than weekly, the Purchasers will have the right to send a written notice to the Transferor (a “Pricing Model Change Notice”) proposing changes to the Pricing Model, including any assumptions within the Pricing Model (the “Pricing Model Amendments”), applicable to all Receivable Pools to be purchased on or after the effective date of such Pricing Model Amendment (which effective date shall be at least 30 days, but no longer than ninety (90) days, after delivery of a Pricing Model Change Notice as described below, or such earlier date as otherwise agreed to by the Transferor and the Purchasers). A Pricing Model Change Notice shall be provided by the Purchasers to the Transferor at least ninety (90) days prior to the effectiveness of the related Pricing Model Amendment; provided that, such notice need only be provided thirty (30) days prior to effectiveness of the related Pricing Model Amendment if the changes based upon (A) 15% deviation in quarterly vintage loss or liquidation experience for any Receivables as compared against prior assumptions, including experience reflected in Vintage Data reports provided to the Purchasers from the Servicer, (B) changes in any of the Credit Policy or the definitions of Eligible Receivable or Eligible Receivables Pool, (C) changes impacting the Purchasers or their Affiliates due to or arising out of any Banking Regulatory Change or change in Requirements of Law, (D) changes in the cost of funds (including any internal allocation of costs or cost of funds) to the auto finance division of the Purchasers, (E) at any time during the e...

Pricing Model. Provide a description of your pricing model or methodology identifying how the model works for the products and services included in your proposal. Your response should describe how the proposed pricing model is able to be audited by an Equalis Group member to assure compliance with the pricing in the Master Agreement. Through our proposed discount-off-list pricing strategy, Lenovo intends to offer our full product catalog to Equalis Group member organizations, including hardware, services, software, etc.

Pricing Model. Upon request by Veraz, FLEXTRONICS shall share promptly with Veraz all information related to and elements of pricing, including without limitation an itemized list of all current BOM Value, assembly, manufacturing and test labor rates and costs, directly apportioned selling, general and administrative expenses, profit and manufacturing overhead costs.

Pricing Model. US Airways and Chautauqua have developed a certain model, hereinafter referred to as "the Pricing Model" and set forth in Exhibit 5.1, which will be used to determine the compensation to be paid by US Airways for city-pairs flown by Chautauqua pursuant to this Agreement.

Pricing Model the basis of charging for the Organisation’s use of the Software and the Services as set out on an Order Form or otherwise agreed by Groupcall and the Organisation in writing as may be varied from time to time in accordance with this agreement which entitles Authorised Users to access and use the Software, the Services and the Documentation in accordance with this agreement.

Pricing Model. Provide a description of your pricing model or methodology identifying how the model works for the products and services included in your proposal. Your response should describe how the proposed pricing model is able to be audited by an Equalis Group member to assure compliance with the pricing in the Master Agreement. Cogent offers both Fixed Price and Time and Materials (T&M) pricing models to accommodate a variety of project needs. Since the specific requirements or Project descriptions of Equalis Group Contracts are not defined at this time, Cogent has adopted a flexible Time and Materials (T&M) pricing model. This approach ensures that Equalis Group participants receive tailored IT solutions that meet their unique needs while maintaining transparent pricing based on actual project requirements. To accommodate budget planning, we have established a "not-to-exceed" rate for various job titles and services, ensuring cost predictability for each engagement. The rates provided in the rate card are the Not-to- exceed rates that can be further negotiated on a Project level. Pricing has been attached as a separate attachment – Cost Proposal. Cogent’s pricing model is both flexible and auditable, offering straightforward, competitive rates while ensuring that Equalis Group members can easily verify compliance through transparent billing practices and comprehensive documentation. Our pricing model is designed to be transparent, competitive, and flexible, ensuring that our clients receive the best value for the IT services we provide. To ensure full transparency and compliance, ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s pricing model is structured to be easily auditable. All pricing is outlined clearly in the Master Agreement and associated contracts, and we maintain detailed records of the rates, pricing adjustments, and billing calculations. Once awarded, we will publish the final pricing sheet for the Equalis contract on our website, ensuring full transparency and easy access for all stakeholders. Equalis Group members can request access to this information at any time, and we will provide clear documentation to support any invoices or charges. Additionally, we are committed to adhering to the "Not-to-Exceed" pricing principles specified in the Master Agreement, ensuring that the agreed-upon prices do not exceed the rates outlined in our proposal, unless mutually agreed upon adjustments are made and properly documented. This makes it easy for Equalis Group members to verify that the pricing i...