Day 201: A buyer redlines net-30 to net-90 and calls it “standard

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A buyer redlines net-30 to net-90 and calls it “standard.” That position can hide two different needs: a firm procurement policy or temporary cash-flow pressure. Before countering, ask: “Is net-90 required by policy, or is the goal to protect cash flow during a specific period?” The answer shows where flexibility may exist. A policy issue needs an exception path; a timing issue may allow a different payment structure without surrendering the full term. 🎯 Try this today: Add that exact question to the notes for one negotiation with disputed payment terms.

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