A vendor’s first product solves one need. Later, the same buyer may require upgrades, consumables, maintenance or another product line.
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Illustrative scenario · Vendor relationship expansion
Existing vendor expands beyond the first product
Not a completed transactionThis constructed example explains how Commercial Connections may operate in a comparable situation.
Aperture keeps the connection reference and agreed commercial scope clear, then treats additional opportunities according to the accepted vendor terms and actual buyer need.
Initial sale → service/consumables → upgrade → additional product or location.
Expansion may be commercially legitimate, but commission entitlement depends on the written agreement rather than assumption.
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