Sales Points Clause Samples
The 'Sales Points' clause defines the criteria or metrics used to measure and track sales performance, often for the purpose of calculating commissions, bonuses, or other incentives. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a sales point, such as the sale of a product, achievement of a revenue target, or completion of a specific transaction, and may specify how points are awarded or adjusted. Its core practical function is to provide a clear and objective basis for evaluating sales achievements, thereby ensuring transparency and fairness in compensation or reward systems.
Sales Points. Sales outlets selling e.g. confectionery, drinks or snacks will be allowed at events, subject to agreement between the Organiser and FES as to the number and siting of outlets. FES retains discretion to make reasonable charges for issuing a sales concession permission, if any existing tenant business is not the chosen provider; any sum due will be negotiated between the Event Organiser and the Forest District Manager. Sales points are charged individually depending on size of event, size of outlet and potential revenue for outlet.
Sales Points. Sales outlets selling, for example, confectionery, drinks or snacks will be allowed at events, subject to agreement between the Organiser and FLS as to the number and siting of outlets. FLS retains a discretion to make reasonable charges for facilitating sales outlets, if any existing tenant business is not the chosen provider; the sum due (if any) will be a matter that will be negotiated between the Event Organiser and the FLS Regional Visitor Services Manager (RVSM), when a refreshment/other sales concession permission is issued. Any national sales concession agreement published by FLS will be shared with SOA as soon as possible.
Sales Points. Sales outlets selling e.g. confectionery, drinks or snacks will be allowed at events, subject to agreement between the organiser and FLS as to the number and siting of outlets. FLS retains discretion to make reasonable charges for issuing a sales concession permission, if any existing tenant business is not the chosen provider; any sum due will be negotiated between the event organiser and the FLS Regional Visitor Services Manager. Sales points are charged individually depending on size of event, size of outlet and potential revenue for outlet.
Sales Points. Sales outlets selling, for example, confectionery, drinks or snacks will be allowed at events, subject to agreement between the Organiser and FLS as to the number and siting of outlets. FLS retains a discretion to make reasonable charges for facilitating sales outlets, if any existing tenant business is not the chosen provider; the sum due (if any) will be a matter that will be negotiated between the Event Organiser and the FLS Regional Visitor Services Manager (RVSM), when a refreshment/other sales concession permission is issued. Any national sales concession agreement published by FLS will be shared with Scottish Cycling as soon as possible.
Sales Points. Sales outlets selling e.g. confectionery, drinks or snacks will be allowed at events, subject to agreement between the Organiser and FCS as to the number and siting of outlets. FCS retains discretion to make reasonable charges for issuing a sales concession permission, if any existing tenant business is not the chosen provider; any sum due will be negotiated between the Event Organiser and the Forest District Manager. Sales points are charged individually depending on size of event, size of outlet and potential revenue for outlet.
Sales Points. The contactless smart cards shall be offered for sale through the Bus Station fare kiosks, fare vending machines, and third-party agents. The topping-up of stored value will be offered for sale through the same outlets as well as through on-line and mobile apps options. The single use fare cards shall be offered for sale by Operator staff at station kiosks, by third-party entities at off-system locations, and through the on-line and mobile apps sales system. Employer reserves the rights of advertisement on Mobile app and proceeds of revenue from such exercise.
Sales Points. Sales outlets selling, for example, confectionery, drinks or snacks will be allowed at events, subject to agreement between the Organiser and FLS as to the number and siting of outlets. FLS retains a discretion to make reasonable charges for facilitating sales outlets, if any existing tenant business is not the chosen provider; the sum due (if any) will be a matter that will be negotiated between the Event Organiser and the FLS Regional Visitor Services Manager (RVSM), when a refreshment/other sales concession permission is issued. Any national sales concession agreement published by FLS will be shared with Triathlon Scotland as soon as possible.