Integrated Delivery Networks / Group Purchasing Organizations Sample Clauses

Integrated Delivery Networks / Group Purchasing Organizations. The Parties agree that, from and after the Amendment Effective Date and in the event of sales to integrated delivery networks and/or group purchasing organizations of the Matrix pursuant to the Matrix Agreement, and of Products pursuant to the Amniotic Products Agreement, MTF shall initially pay the administrative fees payable to such organizations attributable, respectively, to the Matrix and the Products. With respect to all such administrative fees actually paid by MTF on sales of the Matrix and the Products under its agreements with integrated delivery networks and/or group purchasing organizations (such fees, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties, solely to the extent they do not exceed three and one-half percent (3.5%) of the Service Fees for the applicable units of the Matrix or the Products under the Matrix Agreement and the Amniotic Products Agreement, respectively, are referred to as “Administrative Fees”): (i) Orthofix shall reimburse MTF for a percentage of such Administrative Fees so paid with respect to the Matrix, that is equal to the percentage of the applicable Service Fees that is used to calculate the Marketing Fee for the Matrix under Section 5.2 of the Matrix Agreement, without regard to any applicable Minimum Service Fee (as defined in the Matrix Agreement); and (ii) Orthofix shall reimburse MTF for a percentage of such Administrative Fees so paid with respect to the Products, that is equal to the percentage of the applicable Service Fees that is used to calculate the Marketing Fee for the Products under Section 5.2 of the Amniotic Products Agreement, without regard to any applicable Minimum Service Fee (as defined in the Amniotic Products Agreement) (the percentage described in clause (i) or (ii) immediately preceding, as applicable, the “Marketing Fee Percentage”). Accordingly, together with the last Monthly Statement (as defined under the Matrix Agreement and the Amniotic Products Agreement, respectively) of each calendar quarter, MTF shall provide a summary of all such Administrative Fees paid by MTF during the immediately preceding calendar quarter, together with reasonable supporting documentation therefor on a product-by-product and payee-by-payee basis. In addition, together with each Monthly Statement, MTF shall provide to Orthofix an invoice for an amount equal to the product obtained by multiplying (x) the amount of such Administrative Fees paid by MTF during the applicable month by (y) the applicable Marketing ...
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