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This program allows the reseller to remain the sole remit-to identity. End users make checks payable to the reseller, but send payment to a DSC lock box address. DSC's identity is transparent, and our role in the transaction is not revealed to the end user. |
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In order for DSC to verify compliance, each of reseller purchase order must include:
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A copy of the end user's purchase order. |
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A copy of reseller's invoice to end user showing the reseller's name and DSC's remittance address. |
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An end user agreement form acknowledging that end user agrees to send payment to the reseller at the address shown (DSC's lock box.) |
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Reseller is required to sign Irrevocable Power of Attorney form which allows DSC to deposit checks made payable to reseller in DSC's account. |
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Like the Joint Purchase Order program, this program depends on a credit-worthy end user. DSC may need to investigate and approve the end user's creditability prior to authorizing sales under this program. This is rarely an impediment where the end user is a state-owned institution or department thereof. |
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End user's payments are received and deposited by DSC. Payment is credited to reseller's invoice from DSC. The remaining balance is remitted to the reseller. |
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Product sold under this program is shipped directly from DSC to the end user. Packing lists show the reseller's name only.
Best for resellers in following conditions:
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Limited financial means |
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Selling products to state-owned institutions |
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Normal DSC credit lines sufficient to support base purchases |
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Desire to be able to respond to large institutional bids when normal credit lines may not be sufficient to support purchase. |
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Needs to remain the sole remit-to entity because of bid awards or other circumstances where the end user cannot easily change the remit-to name. |
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