Client Retention Sample Clauses
The Client Retention clause outlines the terms and conditions under which a service provider seeks to maintain an ongoing relationship with a client. Typically, this clause may specify minimum engagement periods, renewal processes, or incentives for continued business, such as discounts or priority support. Its core practical function is to encourage long-term collaboration and provide stability for both parties by reducing the likelihood of abrupt contract termination or client turnover.
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Client Retention. Operational Support and Development for pharmacy activities.
Client Retention. Client retention and maintenance of revenue ----------------- are material to the Buyer's desire to acquire the Company. Therefore, if the average monthly revenue for the period July-December, 2002 from existing accounts as shown on Exhibit E hereto should decrease from the Actual June Revenue, then the purchase price shall be adjusted downward by the following formula: Buyer's Shares to be issued to Sellers shall be equal to the average monthly revenue for the period July-December, 2002 divided by the Actual June Revenue multiplied by the number of Buyer's Shares to be issued under paragraph 1.
Client Retention. Attached as Schedule 3.26 is a copy of the Professional Services Agreement with each of the Affiliated Companies’ five (5) largest (based on the gross receipts received by the Affiliated Companies during the 2006 calendar year) clients (“Largest Clients”). The Affiliated Companies has not received any notice, communication, or other indication from any of the Largest Clients indicating that it: (i) is displeased with any of the services provided by the Affiliated Companies; (ii) is displeased with the cost of the services provided by the Affiliated Companies; or (iii) intends to terminate its Professional Services Agreement with the Affiliated Companies. The Affiliated Companies has performed all of its services to the Largest Clients pursuant to the terms of the applicable Professional Services Agreement and is not in breach of any of the Professional Services Agreements with any of the Largest Clients.