Common use of Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR) Clause in Contracts

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). The State and the Contractor shall agree upon the reporting model during the first 60 days of contract implementation. The State may request that the Contractor include, but is not limited to, Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Performance Metrics, Transaction Usage, Product Substitutions, Pricing Audit Report, K-12 usage and rebate, additional reporting fields, etc. over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for presenting the agreed upon reporting model to the State at the Quarterly Business Review (QBR), as well as, anytime upon the State’s request. The Contractor shall work with the State Contract Manager to develop a Savings Model that reflects the actual savings over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall report on the Savings Model at each QBR and shall provide updates upon request.

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). The State and the Contractor shall agree upon the reporting model during the first 60 days of contract implementation. The State may request that the Contractor include, but is not limited to, Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Performance Metrics, Transaction UsageUsage Reports, Product Substitutions, Pricing Audit Report, K-12 usage and rebatelocal government usage, additional reporting fields, etc. over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for presenting the agreed upon reporting model to the State at the Quarterly Business Review (QBR), as well as, anytime upon the State’s request. The Contractor shall work with the State Contract Manager to develop a Savings Model that reflects the actual savings over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall report on the Savings Model at each QBR and shall provide updates upon request.

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). The State and the Contractor shall agree upon the reporting model during the first 60 days of contract implementation. The State may request that the Contractor include, but is not limited to, Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Performance Metrics, Transaction Usage, Product Substitutions, Pricing Audit Report, Local Government and K-12 usage and rebateusage, additional reporting fields, etc. over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for presenting the agreed upon reporting model to the State at the Quarterly Business Review (QBR), as well as, anytime upon the State’s request. The Contractor shall work with the State Contract Manager to develop a Savings Model that reflects the actual savings over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall report on the Savings Model at each QBR and shall provide updates upon request.

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). The State and the Contractor shall agree upon the reporting model during the first 60 days of contract implementation. The State may request that the Contractor include, but is not limited to, : Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Performance Metrics, Transaction Usage, Product Substitutions, Pricing Audit Report, K-12 usage and rebate, additional reporting fields, etc. over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for presenting the agreed upon reporting model to the State at the Quarterly Business Review (QBR), as well as, anytime upon the State’s request. The Contractor shall work with the State Contract Manager to develop a Savings Model that reflects the actual savings over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall report on the Savings Model at each QBR and shall provide updates upon request.

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). The State and the Contractor shall agree upon the reporting model during the first 60 days of contract implementation. The State may request that the Contractor include, but is not limited to, Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Performance Metrics, Transaction Usage, Product Substitutions, Pricing Audit Report, K-12 usage and rebateusage, additional reporting fields, etc. over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for presenting the agreed upon reporting model to the State at the Quarterly Business Review (QBR), as well as, anytime upon the State’s request. The Contractor shall work with the State Contract Manager to develop a Savings Model that reflects the actual savings over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall report on the Savings Model at each QBR and shall provide updates upon request.

Quarterly Business Reviews (QBR). The State and the Contractor shall agree upon the reporting model during the first 60 days of contract implementation. The State may request that the Contractor include, but is not limited to, Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicator Indicators (KPI), Performance Metrics, Transaction Usage, Product Substitutions, Pricing Audit Report, OneIndiana/K-12 usage and rebateadministrative fees, additional reporting fields, etc. over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall be responsible for presenting the agreed upon reporting model to the State at the Quarterly Business Review (QBR), as well as, anytime as any time upon the State’s request. The Contractor shall work with the State Contract Manager to develop a Savings Model that reflects the actual savings over the life of the Contract. The Contractor shall report on the Savings Model at each QBR and shall provide updates upon request.