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Overview. Sales contracts are agreement based on agreed quantity or value with specific customer while scheduling agreements are agreements based on schedule lines which have specific delivery dates.

Schedules, sometimes referred to as appendices, are used to attach information at the end of the contract that would be too confusing or cumbersome to include in the main body of the agreement. Schedules often take the form of lists or descriptions of information.

A schedule isn't integral to a contract because it details the terms referred to in the agreement. An appendix is part of the agreement and supplements it. It's a critical attachment that adds validity to the agreement. An annexure, or annex, may be considered a report, or a separate document from the contract.

Schedule of Requirements means that part of the contract which identifies, either directly or by reference, the Contractor Deliverables to be supplied or carried out, the quantities involved and the price or pricing terms in relation to each Contractor Deliverable.

A Schedule is ?a written list or inventory; esp., a statement that is attached to a document and that gives a detailed showing of the matters referred to in the document?.

The function of appendices/schedules is to expand on and clarify certain parts of the main contract. They don't alter the original document and are entered into at the same time as that document is signed. They tend to cover technical or statistical matters.

A scheduling agreement (SA) will be created to ensure that vendor will supply the required quantity in a particular time frame as forecasted, whereas a Contract will be selected If we cannot forecast exact delivery quantities and timeframe (date and time) for the material in question.