Verification Process definition

Verification Process means the process described in Article VI of this Agreement wherein AEP Texas calculates and verifies Baseline Demand Usage, Interruption Demand Usage, and Demand Savings.
Verification Process means the process that commences from the effective date of this agreement and includes the Reviewing, verifying and validation of the BEE statuses of Measured Entities in accordance with the provisions of the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003, as amended and related legislation and commences with receipt of this signed Agreement by the Verification Agency.
Verification Process means the process mapped by Xcelerate for the Parties to follow to obtain an ordered and successful Verification Service.

Examples of Verification Process in a sentence

  • GlobalSign reserves the right to require changes to, or revoke its approval of, Customer’s Identity Verification Process in order to comply with the AATL Technical Requirements.

  • The Affiliate Manager shall notify the Affiliate of successful completion of the Verification Process.

  • When Seller delegates product verification, Seller shall conform to the requirements of AS9015, “Supplier Self Verification Process Delegation Programs,” as may be amended from time to time.

  • As part of our efforts to ensure our commitment to adhering to the regulations towards preventing underage selling of BIDI® Sticks, Bidi Vapor will send Mystery Shopper(s) to ensure that wholesalers and direct retailers are strictly complying with our stringent measures of the Age Verification Process.

  • The Marketing Partner Manager shall notify the Marketing Partner of successful completion of the Verification Process.


More Definitions of Verification Process

Verification Process means the quality assurance process that ensures the validity of an assessment and focuses on ensuring that -
Verification Process means the process set out in Appendix 4 to this Supplemental Agreement.
Verification Process means a method of authenticating
Verification Process has the meaning set forth in Section 3(b) of this Attachment.
Verification Process means the process through which Defendant shall test for and verify concentrations of 1,4-dioxane in excess of the applicable threshold at the relevant monitoring and drinking water wells, using the sampling and analytical method(s) described in Attachment B to this Consent Judgment. Specifically, Defendant shall sample the wells on a quarterly basis unless an alternative schedule is agreed upon with EGLE. Groundwater samples will be analyzed for 1,4-dioxane, either by Defendant’s laboratory or a third-party laboratory retained by Defendant. In the event that 1,4-dioxane concentrations in groundwater sampled from any well exceed the applicable threshold, Defendant shall notify EGLE by phone or electronic mail within 48 hours of completion of the data verification and validation specified in the Quality Assurance Project Plan (“QAPP”) described in Section V.E. Defendant will
Verification Process means VeraSafe’s observations, automated security scans, manual security evaluations and checks, evaluation of a Participant’s questionnaire and survey responses, VeraSafe’s independent verification of certain questionnaire and/or survey responses, and VeraSafe’s analysis of documents provided by the Participant, which collectively are used to verify a Participant’s compliance with the Program Criteria.
Verification Process means having the information provided in your application confirmed by a third-party.