Corrective maintenance in case of anomaly Sample Clauses

Corrective maintenance in case of anomaly. TEHTRIS commits to perform the TEHTRIS Services’ corrective maintenance under the conditions described to Appendix 1. The notion of a defect refers to any malfunction or non-conformity of the TEHTRIS Solutions with their specifications and purpose, reproducible by the User, which prevents the normal operation of all or part of the TEHTRIS Solutions. The several anomaly's levels are defined to Appendix 1. TEHTRIS shall qualify the level of defect and may, at its sole discretion, diagnose a defect and make error and/or bug corrections or updates.
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Corrective maintenance in case of anomaly. The notion of a defect refers to any malfunction or non-compliance of the TEHTRIS Solutions with their specifications and purpose, reproducible by the Customer, which prevents the normal operation of all or part of the TEHTRIS Solutions: - Blocking anomalies are those that result in a disruption of availability and make it impossible to use the TEHTRIS Solution(s) in full. - Major anomalies are those that result in a disruption of the availability of an essential function without preventing the use of the TEHTRIS Application Solution(s). - Minor anomalies that are neither blocking nor major. TEHTRIS shall qualify the level of the anomaly and may, at its sole discretion, diagnose an anomaly and make corrections of errors and/or bugs or perform updates.
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Corrective maintenance in case of anomaly. The notion of a defect refers to any malfunction or non-conformity of the TEHTRIS Solutions with their specifications and purpose, reproducible by the User, which prevents the normal operation of all or part of the TEHTRIS Solutions: - Blocking anomalies are those that result in a disruption of functional availability and make it impossible to use the TEHTRIS Solution(s) in full. - Major anomalies are those that cause a disruption in the availability of a major function without preventing TEHTRIS Solution(s)’ use. - Minor anomalies are those that result in a disruption in the availability of the TEHTRIS Solution(s)’ secondary function. TEHTRIS shall qualify the level of defect and may, at its sole discretion, diagnose a defect and make error and/or bug corrections or updates.
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