Conducting Acceptance Tests Sample Clauses

Conducting Acceptance Tests. 3.5.1 auDA must conduct the Acceptance Tests during the Transition Period, according to the Acceptance Tests Plan.
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Conducting Acceptance Tests. For each Deliverable that is to undergo Acceptance Tests, specify details of the Acceptance Testing requirements. Specify the identification of the Deliverable or part of the Deliverables to be tested. Specify the allocation of each Party’s responsibilities in relation to testing, including the Party responsible for conducting Acceptance Tests and who will attend the Acceptance Tests. Specify which Party is to provide the test environment, including hardware, software, power, consumables and other resources and when the environment and resources must be ready for use. Specify the methodology and process for conducting Acceptance Tests. Specify the scheduling of Acceptance Tests including data the Acceptance Criteria must be agreed, the date that the Acceptance Test Data must be agreed, the Acceptance Test Period and the Acceptance Test Notification Period. Specify the Acceptance Criteria used to test whether the Deliverable meets the Contract Specification and other requirements of the Customer Contract (and must not include any other criteria). Specify the Acceptance Test Data, or the process and timing for agreeing the Acceptance Test Data. If an Acceptance Test document has been created that addresses the above points it can be attached to the General Order Form by identifying the document and providing it as an attachment [insert attachment number and name]. Acceptance Test Results Provide a definition of the Defect severity classifications. Specifically identify which severity level of Defects will be considered “Minor”. Note: A Minor Defect is: in respect of a Deliverable that is not a Document, a Defect that would not prevent the Deliverable from being used in a production environment even though there may be some inconvenience to less than 5% of users of the Deliverable provided that the Defect does not compromise security; in respect of a Deliverable that is a Document, errors that are limited to errors in formatting, style, spelling or grammar, unless otherwise agreed in the Order Documents. (Clause 1.60 Part 3 Dictionary) For example: Specify the Defect severity classifications according to the criteria in the following table. Severity Level Definition “Minor” [Severity 1] [No] [Severity 2] [No] [Severity 4] [Yes] Project Plan High level project plan Provide a high level project plan as an attachment [insert attachment name and number]. Note: The descriptors in the project plan must be consistent with the descriptor for the same thing used in ot...
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Conducting Acceptance Tests. (a) The Contractor is fully responsible for the proper conduct and results of the Acceptance Tests.
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