USER ACCEPTANCE TESTING (UAT) MILESTONE Sample Clauses

USER ACCEPTANCE TESTING (UAT) MILESTONE. ‌ In this milestone, the core project team will devote a dedicated period to test the full workflow from end to end for EPR. Requirements on the Agency for UAT testing is typically 1-2 hours of testing per workflow for each record type. The desired goal is to confirm that configured workflows are working properly. Testing EPR includes the following: ▪ Processing incoming documents from PermitTrax through intake to distribute plans to the appropriate staff. ▪ Confirming optical character recognition (OCR) of the sheet numbers on the incoming plans. ▪ Performing plan review including adding comments, markups, stamps, measurements. ▪ Completing an assignment task. ▪ Generating a Correction Report. ▪ Preparing a deliverable package for return to PermitTrax. ▪ Accepting and routing the next submittal to the plan reviewers. ▪ Stamping the final approved set of plans. ▪ Downloading the approved final set for long term retention. ▪ Closing the project record in PermitTrax. The Client should be prepared to test the Citizens Connect Portal and PermitTrax back office internally. During User Acceptance testing, the Agency can expect to spend 1-2 hour per person, per record for testing all the EPR processes. For example, if an Agency has 50 permit types to test it will take one person anywhere from 50 hours (1.25 weeks) to 100 hours (2.25 weeks). EPR Responsibilities: • Provide timely responses to Agency’s UAT bugs and questions • Fix all go-live critical bugs and log bugs not being fixed and provide a mitigation plan on when bug will be resolved Agency Responsibilities: • Identify Test cases for UAT • Perform UAT and provide signoff Once UAT has been completed, this milestone will be complete. The project schedule will be updated to indicate the completion of the UAT milestone.
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