Extending Time to Deliver Goods is a process in which a customer or client can request an extension of the agreed-upon delivery date. This process is often used when the customer is unable to accept the original delivery date due to changes in their business, such as an increase in the quantity of goods needed or delays resulting from unforeseen circumstances. There are two types of extending time to deliver goods: 1. Voluntary Extension: In this type of extension, the customer requests that the delivery date be extended in order to accommodate changes in their business. This type of extension is often granted in order to maintain a good relationship with the customer and to ensure that they will continue to do business with the supplier. 2. Forced Extension: In this type of extension, the supplier is unable to meet the original delivery date due to circumstances beyond their control. This type of extension may be due to a supplier’s machinery breaking down or an unforeseen delay in the shipment of goods. This type of extension is often granted in order to maintain a good relationship with the customer and to ensure that they will continue to do business with the supplier.