Inventory Levels and Tracking Requirements Sample Clauses

Inventory Levels and Tracking Requirements. Unless otherwise designated in Attachment 1 or a separate written agreement, Supplier will maintain the “Target Inventory” quantity, if any, of each Inventory Liability Items as specified by Teals from time to time. All Inventory Liability Items manufactured by Supplier to meet a then-current Target Inventory quantity shall be considered “Finished Goods Inventory” under this Agreement. When Supplier is creating inventory levels to satisfy required Target Inventory levels of Finished Goods Inventory, any reduction in quantity of Items that were ordered pursuant to an Order, or any quantity of Items ordered pursuant to an Order that is later cancelled by Tesla, shall be returned to Supplier’s inventory and Supplier will increase Its inventory levels accordingly. Supplier shall monitor and report its work-in-process and Inventory Liability Items count to Tesla for all Finished Goods Inventory.
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Inventory Levels and Tracking Requirements. Unless otherwise designated in Attachment 1 or a separate written agreement, Supplier will maintain the “Target Inventory” quantity, if any, of each Inventory [*] Item as specified by Applied from time to time. All Inventory [*] Items manufactured by Supplier to meet a then-current Target Inventory quantity shall be considered [*] Inventory” under this Agreement. When Supplier is creating inventory levels to satisfy required Target Inventory levels of [*] Inventory, any reduction in quantity of Inventory [*] Items that were ordered pursuant to an Authorized Demand Signal, or any quantity of Items ordered pursuant to an Authorized Demand Signal that is later cancelled by Applied, shall be returned to Supplier’s inventory and Supplier will increase its inventory levels accordingly. Supplier shall monitor and report its work-in-process and Inventory [*] Item count to Applied for all [*] Inventory.
Inventory Levels and Tracking Requirements. Unless otherwise designated in Attachment 1 or a separate written agreement, Supplier will maintain the “Target Inventory” quantity, if any, of each Inventory Liability Items as specified by Tesla from time to time. All Inventory Liability Items manufactured by Supplier to meet a then-current Target Inventory quantity shall be considered “Finished Goods Inventory” under this Agreement. Supplier shall monitor and report its work-in-process and Inventory Liability items count to Tesla for all Finished Goods Inventory.
Inventory Levels and Tracking Requirements. Unless otherwise designated in Attachment 1 or a separate written agreement, Supplier will maintain the “Target Inventory” quantity, if any, of each [*] as specified by Applied from time to time. All [*] manufactured by Supplier to meet a then-current Target Inventory quantity shall be considered [*] under this Agreement. When Supplier is creating inventory levels to satisfy required Target Inventory levels of [*], any reduction in quantity of [*] that were ordered pursuant to an Authorized Demand Signal, or any quantity of Items ordered pursuant to an Authorized Demand Signal that is later cancelled by Applied, shall be returned to Supplier’s inventory and Supplier will increase its inventory levels accordingly. Supplier shall monitor and report its work-in-process and [*] count to Applied for all [*].
Inventory Levels and Tracking Requirements. Unless otherwise designated in Attachment 1 or the VMI Agreement, Supplier will maintain a minimum level of one (1) week of supply and a maximum of two (2) weeks of supply of each VMI Item set forth in the most recent Applied Forecast, and such minimum to maximum level of all such VMI Items shall be considered "Finished Good Inventory" under this Agreement. When Supplier is creating inventory levels to satisfy its minimum or maximum levels of Finished Good Inventory, any reduction in quantity of Items that were ordered pursuant to an Authorized Demand Signal or any Authorized Demand Signal that is later cancelled by Applied shall be returned to Supplier's inventory and Supplier will adjust its inventory levels accordingly. Supplier shall monitor and report its work-in-process and VMI Item count to Applied for all Finished Good Inventory.

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