Creating value vs Claiming value
B2B Commercial Agreements
βReduce the price from β¬50 to β¬45 per unit.β
First example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Offer a long-term contract for better average pricing.
Second example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Add extra services (installation, support, training) instead of lowering price.
Third example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Adjust the product to reduce production costs and share savings.
βExtend payment terms from 30 to 60 days.β
First example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Offer early payment discounts to balance cash flow.
Second example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Use staged payments tied to delivery milestones.
Third example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Create a mutual credit arrangement for future purchases.
βI want to be the sole distributor in the region.β
First example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Conditional exclusivity based on minimum sales volumes.
Second example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Joint marketing campaigns to boost sales.
Third example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Cooperation in launching new products together.
βLower the minimum order from 1,000 to 800 units.β
First example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Smaller, more frequent orders to optimize inventory.
Second example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Combine products from different lines to meet the minimum.
Third example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Gradually increase volumes over time.
βI want free shipping.β
First example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Share logistics costs through route optimization.
Second example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Combine deliveries with nearby clients.
Third example of creating value during a negotiation βπ€
Reduce delivery frequency but increase volumes per shipment.