Technical Documentation definition

Technical Documentation means designs, reports, photographs, drawings, plans, specifications, computer software, surveys, calculations and other data, information and material collected, computed, drawn or produced, including computer print-outs.
Technical Documentation means any and all recorded information, including reports, working papers relating to the service which also includes designs, reports either of a technical nature or other, photographs, drawings, plans, specifications, and computer software, whether susceptible to copyright or not.
Technical Documentation means all documents prepared by Manufacturer in the ordinary course of business that define the Product in terms of its intended use and Product claims. Such documents may take the form of User Instruction, System Manuals, Product Updates, Technical Bulletins but are not limited to such.

Examples of Technical Documentation in a sentence

  • Developer shall, prior to using any Interface in commercial production to make API Requests for UPS Shipping Information, ensure that each such Interface integrates the UPS APIs listed on Exhibit A under “Required APIs” in accordance with the corresponding Technical Documentation.

  • Developer shall timely comply with any such request by UPS until UPS has (x) rescinded such request, and (y) provided Developer a written statement that such Interface(s) and/or Impacted Pages are compatible with the UPS APIs and UPS Systems and comply with the requirements of this Agreement and the Technical Documentation.

  • If Developer submits any Application or Interface for testing and approval, Developer shall pay the then-applicable testing fees and reasonably comply with all instructions of UPS or its designee’s testing personnel and provide UPS or its designee access to any relevant portions of the Application or Interface for the purpose of determining compatibility with the requirements set forth in this Agreement and the Technical Documentation, including the UPS APIs and UPS Systems.

  • This requirement does not apply to any Software that operates as an Interface and for which the Technical Documentation indicates that Security Elements are issued by UPS through the Software; all such Security Elements are deemed “Developer Security Elements” under this Agreement.

  • Developer will, at any time during the Term and upon UPS’s request, provide UPS or its representatives with: (i) access, at no charge, to its Interfaces and Applications, including all Impacted Pages; and (ii) access to all books and records associated with this Agreement to ensure Developer’s compliance with the applicable Technical Documentation and this Agreement.


More Definitions of Technical Documentation

Technical Documentation means documentation sufficient to enable market surveillance authorities to assess the accuracy of the tyre label and the product information sheet, including the information set out in point (2) of Annex VII;
Technical Documentation means all engineering drawings, descriptive test, engineering analysis, processes, specifications, instructions, manuals, software designs and documentation, software listings, etc. necessary to fully describe, operate, maintain and repair the Work.
Technical Documentation means designs, reports, photographs, surveys, drawings, plans, specifications, computer software, computer printouts, calculations and other data, information and material, prepared, collected, computed, drawn, or produced for the Work; and
Technical Documentation means collectively any and all documentation and/or sample computer software code regarding the UPS Technology or the UPS Marks provided or made available to You by UPS hereunder.
Technical Documentation means all documented technical information owned by Sellers that is currently in the files of the Business or primarily used in the Business.
Technical Documentation means documentation [] that enables market surveillance authorities to assess the accuracy of the label and the product information sheet of a [] tyre, including the information [] set out in point 2 of Annex [] VIIa;
Technical Documentation means all technical and descriptive materials in all media (other than Inventory) relating to the acquisition, design, development, use or maintenance of Intellectual Property or the Products, including any compilers, tools, libraries, debuggers and higher level or proprietary language.