UAT definition

UAT means User Acceptance Testing.
UAT means user acceptance testing.
UAT means ultra-sonic axle testing;

Examples of UAT in a sentence

  • The specification of each server for the production environment is as follows: Combined web server and database server X XGB XGB 1 £X We also intend to create a User Acceptance Testing (UAT) version of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ website (also known as a ‘staging’ site).

  • UAT will need to be carried out by MHCLG to ensure functionality remains as expected and to ensure there are no issues caused by the upgrade • Production Upgrade – One week of post-upgrade support to aid with any issues caused by the upgrade An implementation plan will be presented to MHCLG to finalise the schedule and approach.

  • Service Provider mandated patches will be applied to customer UAT and pre-production environments and assessed for impact prior to patching customer environment.

  • Not Included User acceptance testing (UAT) of upgraded environments, interfaces, custom reports, new features, etc.

  • Any security issues discovered during UAT that require product changes will not be considered a project change chargeable to the State.


More Definitions of UAT

UAT means the Customer’s User Acceptance Test(ing).
UAT means user acceptance testing to ensure that all features as agreed under the Principal Agreement.
UAT means the Utilities Appeal Tribunal.
UAT means the developed application functionalities are accepted and signed-off by the end users
UAT means user acceptance testing;
UAT. Has the meaning set forth in Section 2 of Exhibit B-1 to Schedule B to the Terms and Conditions Exhibit B-1
UAT means the testing of deliverables by the Customer in accordance with procedures developed and agreed between the Parties during the course of performance of the Services;