Pricing Structure definition

Pricing Structure means those elements of the Price Plans used to establish the price and the measurement of your profile and compliance including SSCs, Postcode Sectors and Zones; Profile Adjustment means an Adjustment that we may levy if you fail to meet (a) in the case of National Price Plan One (SSCs) or Averaged Price Plan Two (Zones), the Profile Commitment of that Price Plan or (b) in the case of the Regional Price Plan, the relevant Royal Mail Zonal Posting Profile for your chosen Region or Regions; Profile Commitment means in National Price Plan One (SSCs), your commitment to meet the Benchmarks and in Averaged Price Plan Two (Zones), your commitment to meet the Royal Mail Zonal Posting Profile; Prohibited Item has the meaning set out in the User Guide;

Examples of Pricing Structure in a sentence

If the Distributor intends to make a change to its Pricing Structure that will materially affect the Trader or 1 or more Customers, the Distributor must first consult with the Trader about the proposed change.
Once a change to a Pricing Structure has been finalised in accordance with clause 7.4, or a Price change is notified in accordance with clause 7.5, the Trader may raise a Dispute under clause 23 in respect of the Pricing Structure or the Price change only if the Trader considers that the Distributor has not complied with clause 7.4 or 7.5 (as the case may be).

Pricing Structure is as set out in Exhibit "B" to this Agreement;

Pricing Structure means the pricing and profit structure at each stage in the Distribution Channel, including Xxxx Xxxxxxx’x xxxxxxxx xxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxxx’s selling price and the retail price of the Products.

Pricing Structure means the Pricing Structure relating to the Service set out in the Order Form.

Pricing Structure means the cost of hiring the Premises as specified in the attached Schedule.

Pricing Structure means the Distributor’s policies and processes relating to setting Prices forDistribution Services referred to in Schedule 7;