Test Scripts definition

Test Scripts means WellSky’s test scripts designed by WellSky to assist in Client’s Validation of certain Regulated Licensed Software.
Test Scripts means Mediware’s test scripts designed by Mediware to assist in Customer’s Validation of the Licensed Software.
Test Scripts means a list of tasks and processes which are to be used to test certain Partner Developments by the Partner.

Examples of Test Scripts in a sentence

  • Test Scripts The steps or sequence of steps that will be used to validate or confirm a piece of functionality, configuration, enhancement, or Use Case Scenario.

  • WellSky or its licensor retains all right, title, and interest, in the Licensed Software, Sublicensed Software, Test Scripts, Documentation, Services, and Work Product.

  • Client shall defend, indemnify, and hold WellSky and its officers, directors, and employees harmless from and against any Third-Party Claim and associated costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) to the extent arising out of or resulting from Client’s use of the Licensed Software, Test Scripts, and Cloud Services, or any claim by any party receiving services from Client in connection with the Licensed Software or Cloud Services.

  • UAT Readiness means that Test Scripts are provided to the State on time and that the functionality to be tested is migrated to the UAT environment on time, as set forth in the Implementation Plan.

  • This activity calls for the execution of Testing as per the referenced Test Plan utilizing the referenced Test Scripts.

  • Contractor shall develop Test Cases and Test Scripts (both Manual and Automated) during the Test Design phase.

  • Measurement: Monitoring compliance will be determined by tracking the following key performance indicators (KPIs): - Submission of Test Scripts: the number of business days prior to the scheduled migration date of the associated UAT release that test scripts are submitted to the State.

  • The Contractor shall develop Test Scripts (both Manual and Automated) during the Test Design phase.

  • Food and Cash EBT System Test Scripts 57.D Per the Food and Cash Transition Services workplan.

  • If the Partner is to perform any testing, (a) the Parties shall agree the Test Scripts for the Partner’s Tests (which may include suitable testing procedures, test data and expected results) and the acceptance criteria to determine whether the Partner Development has passed such tests and (b) the Partner shall perform such tests in accordance with such requirements prior to the delivery of the Partner Development to Ellucian.


More Definitions of Test Scripts

Test Scripts means the testing procedures prepared by CME and approved by SBF to verify that the Modified Software meets the functionalities described in the Specifications Documents.
Test Scripts means Wellsky’s test scripts designed by Wellsky.
Test Scripts the document prepared by DLM Forum as set out in Annex 3 (MoReq2010 Specification);
Test Scripts means the actual steps to be taken during the tests.
Test Scripts means the actual steps to be taken during user acceptance testing.
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