Standard Reports definition

Standard Reports means reports generated by the Asset Management Performance System in a fixed or variable format on a routine or ad hoc basis in accordance with the Director's requirements as to period covered and level of detail.
Standard Reports means the standard reports that are available through the PHIMS Shared Service and are accessible based on assigned User Role as described in the Report User Guides
Standard Reports means the standard reports available in the iDSS Cyclone for use by Client.

Examples of Standard Reports in a sentence

  • All intellectual property rights and other rights in business data and information inputted to or generated by the use of the System, other than from the Data Feeds and the Customer Data Feed, belongs to Kadfire but Kadfire will provide the Customer with Standard Reports and, on request, Further Reports on the terms set out in clause 7.


More Definitions of Standard Reports

Standard Reports means the unmodified reports available in Standard Functionality of the Oracle Cloud Applications.
Standard Reports is defined in Work Order 2002-01.
Standard Reports means the data reports, outline details of which are contained in Schedule 3. "Support Service(s)" means, in relation to the Software, the fault and error correction services, the supply of Software Updates, and the remote monitoring and diagnostics services to be provided by Kadfire as contemplated by the Maintenance Schedule.
Standard Reports. Reports that are available with the current release of Odyssey under the “Reports” menu. • Enterprise Custom Reports (ECRs): Custom reports created to meet specific needs. These are created by Xxxx County after training, or Tyler may create the reports, depending on the situation. In Scope Out of Scope Forms: Tyler will train Xxxx County on the use of forms, and Xxxx County will be responsible for importing and generating their forms. The following key forms are required at go-live: To be determined during the implementation phase, after Forms training. Forms: Xxxx County may continue to generate and update their forms on an ongoing basis, so “Out of Scope” is not applicable in this case. Standard Reports: Xxxx County will take advantage and utilize Odyssey’s standard reports as needed. Any state-required reports for the in-scope Odyssey modules will be provided by Tyler and made available in Odyssey. Standard Reports: Any standard reports not available for the agreed-upon go-live release of Odyssey will be considered Out of Scope. Enterprise Custom Reports (ECRs): It is not anticipated that Xxxx County will need ECRs. No ECR s are defined as in scope. Enterprise Custom Reports (ECRs): See comments on “In Scope”. OCA STATE REPORTING‌ Section 171.2 of the Texas Administrative Code requires submission of court activity reports each month to the Texas Judicial Council. These reports require pending case load statistics from the previous month’s report. The scope of this project includes state reporting from the date of ‘Go-Live’ and forward. Xxxx County is responsible for providing the pending numbers for the initial month’s reports, identifying the cases, and assisting in updating the case information to reflect the correct OCA status. TRAINING SCOPE‌ The training scope will cover the number of users to be trained, length of training, and courses offered. For more detail on the training approach, see the Approach section. In Scope Out of Scope
Standard Reports means reports currently existing within the legacy database and has already built within.
Standard Reports has the meaning specified in Section 3.8(a)(ii).
Standard Reports. The regular reports and data fields set forth in Exhibit 7.