Documented Defect means a material deviation between the then-current, general release version of the Subscription Software and its Documentation.
Documented Defect means a material deviation between the then-current, general release version of the Component System and its Documentation, for which Documented Defect Licensee has given Infor enough information for Infor to replicate the deviation on a computer configuration which is both substantially similar to the Equipment and is under Infor’s control.
Documented Defect means a material deviation between the Baseline Licensed Software and its Documentation, for which the Licensee has given INSOURCE enough information for INSOURCE to replicate the deviation on a computer configuration which is both substantially similar to the Equipment and is under INSOURCE’s control.
Examples of Documented Defect in a sentence
Customer shall promptly notify Impartner of a Documented Defect, and Impartner will use commercially reasonable efforts to promptly repair the Documented Defect.
Upon completion of Implementation Services and for the remainder of the Term, Impartner warrants that the Licensed Services will operate without a Documented Defect (the “Performance Warranty”).
In the event a Documented Defect cannot be repaired within thirty (30) days from the receipt of notice through no fault of Customer, then Customer may terminate those specific services upon notice to Impartner and receive a pro rata refund for the specific Licensed Services that are affected.
More Definitions of Documented Defect
Documented Defect means a material deviation between the then-current, general release version of the Licensed Services and Documentation. Customer shall promptly notify Impartner of a Documented Defect, and Impartner will use commercially reasonable efforts to promptly repair the Documented Defect. In the event a Documented Defect cannot be repaired within thirty (30) days from the receipt of notice through no fault of Customer, then Customer may terminate those specific services upon notice to Impartner and receive a pro rata refund for the specific Licensed Services that are affected. For clarity, "fault,” as used in the preceding sentence, shall include any unreasonably delayed response/s by Customer to any reasonable implementation-related requests from Impartner. The remedy in this Section 8.1 shall be Customers exclusive remedy for breaches of the Performance Warranty.
Documented Defect means a material deviation between the Licensed Software and its Documentation, for which we have confirmed that you have provided enough information for us or Hitachi Energy to replicate on a computer configuration comparable to the certified computer configuration utilized by you.
Documented Defect means a failure of the Software to properly perform any of its intended functions. The Customer must use reasonable effort to document a Documented Defect with sufficient information to recreate the defect, including, but not limited to, the operating environment, data set, and user, and the Customer must deliver such information to AutoMon concurrently with its notification to AutoMon of such defect. The Customer shall use all reasonable efforts to eliminate any non-application related issues prior to its notification to AutoMon of such defect, including, but not limited to, issues related to the network, user training and data problems not caused by the Software. Any technical or other issue for which the Customer requests services, but which is not a Documented Defect, shall be treated as a request for additional services requiring a Change Order.
Documented Defect means a material deviation between the Licensed Software and its Documen- tation, for which Hitachi Energy has confirmed that End User has provided enough information for Hi- tachi Energy to replicate on a computer configuration which is comparable to the certified computer configuration utilized by End User.
Documented Defect means a failure of the Software to properly perform any of its intended functions. The County must use reasonable effort to document a Documented Defect with sufficient information to recreate the defect, including, but not limited to, the operating environment, data set, and user, and the County must deliver such information to Vendor concurrently with its notification to Vendor of such defect. The County shall use all reasonable efforts to eliminate any non-application related issues prior to its notification to Vendor of such defect, including, but not limited to, issues related to the network, user training, County-produced extensions, and data problems not caused by the Software.
Documented Defect means a material deviation between the then-current, general release version of the Component System and its Documentation, for which Documented Defect Licensee has given Infor enough information for Infor to replicate the deviation on a computer configurationwhich is both substantially similar to the Equipment and is under Infor’ control.