Cross-Selling Clause Samples

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Cross-Selling. Bank or its designees may solicit Cardholders for certain products in accordance with the terms set forth in Schedule 6.6 hereto.
Cross-Selling. It is the intention of Good ▇▇▇, Camping World and the GMACI Agency that they and their respective subsidiaries and Affiliates pursue other cross selling opportunities and that they reasonably compensate each other therefor on an actual volume basis. Nothing in this Section IX.1. shall be deemed to require either party to make efforts on behalf of the other party outside of the normal course of its business or if such would interfere with the other party’s business or otherwise diminish the provisions of this Agreement.
Cross-Selling. (a) In connection with any cross-selling opportunities, the parties will agree on a reasonable revenue sharing arrangement taking into account the value of preferential customer access and branding provided by Chrysler through this Agreement.
Cross-Selling. In circumstances where (x) the Retained Business currently sells driveshaft assemblies to certain OEM customers for use in the field of the Business or (y) the Business currently sells driveshaft assemblies to OEM customers for use in the field of the Retained Business, the following will apply: (a) During the period from the date of this Agreement until the Closing, Parent and Purchaser shall cooperate in good faith to transition the production and sales from the facility or facilities currently providing such production or sales (“Selling Business”) to a facility or facilities within the Retained Business or the Business (as applicable) (“Receiving Business”) to the extent that such transition is commercially reasonable and economically feasible for both the Selling Business and the Receiving Business; and (b) to the extent a commercially reasonable and economically feasible solution for both the Selling Business and the Receiving Business is not available at the time of Closing, Parent and Purchaser will use commercially reasonable efforts following the Closing to transition the applicable production and sales from the Selling Business to the Receiving Business; provided that, in the case of clauses (a) and (b), the ability to transition such production and sales to the Receiving Business is subject to (i) the preference of the applicable customer and (ii) the Receiving Business’ ability to provide substantially similar driveshaft assemblies and services of similar quality as provided as of the date of this Agreement. If, despite such commercially reasonable efforts, there is no commercially reasonable and economically feasible solution for the Receiving Business to produce the applicable driveshaft assemblies for any such applicable customer, Parent and Purchaser will negotiate in good faith for the Selling Business to supply such driveshaft assemblies to the Receiving Business. For clarity, if any customer prefers to keep the sales of any such driveshaft assemblies with the Selling Business, such Selling Business can continue to sell to such customer and such sales, notwithstanding Section 5.14(c), shall not constitute a breach of Section 5.14(c).
Cross-Selling. Agent is prohibited from marketing non-health care related products (such as annuities, funeral expenses or life insurance) to Eligible Medicare Beneficiaries during any sales activities conducted on behalf of Gateway. (See 42 C.F.R. 422.2268(f) and 42.C.F.R. 423.2268(f)).
Cross-Selling. Chrysler and Ally intend to develop a relationship in which Ally will become Chrysler’s preferred financial services provider, and in this regard Chrysler and Ally will explore in good faith opportunities cross-selling across their respective customer bases and for revenue sharing, in each case with respect to financial and other services not explicitly described in this Agreement.
Cross-Selling. 1. Bank (or its designees) may, consistent with this Agreement, solicit Cardholders for, and offer to Cardholders (or arrange for a third party to solicit and/or provide), by means of solicitations the form of which is mutually agreed by the parties, the following products (each, an “Enhancement Product” and collectively, “Enhancement Products”): (a) credit card debt cancellation or credit insurance products, and credit reporting and fraud alert services (including identity theft); and (b) product inserts for “non-competing products” (which term, for the avoidance of doubt, shall refer to any products which do not compete with any products or services offered by Retailer through any Retailer Sales Channel), and any other ancillary credit card products or financial services as approved by the Operating Committee. 2. The Enhancement Products contemplated by this Schedule 6.6 are more fully detailed on Schedule 6.6(b) hereto. For the avoidance of doubt, the parties hereby agree that Bank (or its designees) shall have the right to solicit and offer to Cardholders the Enhancement Products specified in Section 1, paragraph (a) of this Schedule 6.6 for the duration of the Term. Bank (or its designees) shall have the right to solicit and offer to Cardholders the Enhancement Products specified in Section 1, paragraph (b) of this Schedule 6.6 subject to the approval by the Operating Committee of such products and subject to the Operating Committee’s annual review and re-approval of such products in each Program Year during the Term. 3. Bank shall compensate Retailer for such cross-selling activity in accordance with Section 3 of Schedule 4.1 to the Agreement or as otherwise mutually agreed upon by the parties. 4. In addition to any Enhancement Products listed in Section 1 of this Schedule 6.6 Bank (or its designees) may also solicit (or arrange for a third party to solicit and/or provide) such other non-competing financial or non-financial products and services, subject to approval by the Operating Committee (which may be financed on Accounts or purchased by other means). Retailer will have the right to share in the proceeds of the sale of other goods and services referred to in this Section 4 of this Schedule 6.6 to the extent approved by the Operating Committee. 5. All cross-selling solicitations contemplated by this Schedule 6.6 shall be made in accordance with Bank Privacy Disclosure as well as Retailer’s privacy policies and contact management policies with reg...
Cross-Selling. Bank (or its designees) may, consistent with this Agreement, solicit Cardholders for, and offer to Cardholders (or arrange for a third party to solicit and/or provide), by means of solicitations the form of which is mutually agreed by the parties, the following products (each, an “Enhancement Product” and collectively, “Enhancement Products”):
Cross-Selling. 6.1. We may contact the Applicant about their existing products, or in order to comply with the Applicable Laws and Regulations. 6.2. We may promote or sell Mortgage related products where We receive an unsolicited request from the Applicant, or after their Mortgage has been redeemed.
Cross-Selling e-Nited and Zengine will design a cross-selling incentive plan in which their respective sales forces will participate. Sales personnel of each such Party will receive training from the other Party and will be encouraged to promote the Logistics Services provided by e-Nited and the e-commerce Services provided by Zengine, as applicable. To that end, each of e-Nited and Zengine will provide the other Party with direct access to its Customers for the purpose of promoting their Logistics Services and e-commerce Services, respectively.