System Final Acceptance Sample Clauses

System Final Acceptance. Final Acceptance shall occur once Customer has operated the Hardware and/or Software, in accordance with Swisslog instructions, for a period of five (5) days and the Hardware and/or Software has performed to specifications for ninety eight percent (98%) of such period. For the avoidance of doubt, the Hardware and/or Software will be deemed to be performing its essential functions even if the Hardware and/or Software is not operable due to scheduled maintenance or user induced errors. Final Acceptance shall also occur if the Swisslog product provides Beneficial Use to the Customer for a period of five (5) days. Final Acceptance shall not be unreasonably delayed.
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System Final Acceptance. Contractor shall achieve System Final Acceptance on or before the date specified in the Project Control Document. Contractor shall achieve “System Final Acceptance” upon successful completion of all the following: (a) its completion and delivery of all Work and testing protocols associated with the System Final Acceptance; (b) successful implementation of all functions and features of all phases and successful achievement of all testing protocols has been verified by Contractor; (c) County Project Director has provided Contractor with written approval, as evidenced by County Project Director’s countersignature on all applicable Task/Deliverable Acceptance Certificates, of all such Work; (d) all such Work has been provided, installed, and operates in County’s production environment with no Deficiencies more severe than Severity Level “3” Deficiency (as defined in Exhibit F (Maintenance & Support)) for no less than two uninterrupted thirty (30) day periods; (e) at least seventy five percent (75%) of the cumulative Severity Level “3” Deficiencies identified by County Project Director between each Module Go-Live Date and System Final Acceptance have been remedied pursuant to Paragraph 12.3 (Deficiencies: Approval), which Deficiencies targeted for remedy shall be prioritized by County Project Director; and (f) County Project Director has provided Contractor with written approval, as evidenced by County Project Director’s countersignature on the applicable Task/Deliverable Acceptance Certificate, of Contractor’s achievement of System Final Acceptance (the date of satisfaction of the foregoing, including written approval thereof shall be referred to as the “System Final Acceptance Date”).‌
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System Final Acceptance. This Task consists of final acceptance of System Software following Contractor’s acheivement of, and County’s written approval of the Work associated with System Go-Live pursuant to Paragraph 6 (Work; Approval and Acceptance) of the body of the Agreement.
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System Final Acceptance. The System Software shall be maintained in production use with no Severity 1 or 2 or 3 Problems, as determined in the sole judgment of COUNTY Project Director, for two periods of thirty (30) consecutive days following County’s written approval of the Work associated with System Go-Live pursuant to Paragraph 6 (Work; Approval and Acceptance) of the body of the Agreement.‌‌‌ Severity 1 (Critical) Severe with no workaround The defect is such that critical business function is impossible. Workarounds for the defect do not exist, or if they do, they are too impractical to be useful. Severity 2 (Severe) Severe with workaround Defects make it difficult to complete a significant business function. Workarounds to complete the business functionexist, but are impractical on a continuing basis. Severity 3 (Minor) The System Software is impaired to the extent that some non-critical functions are not operating. Non-critical functions are classified as forms or reports that shape part of a major function, but do not impair the major function to be totally inoperative.
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