System Acceptance means the Acceptance Tests have been successfully completed.
System Acceptance means acceptance by the City of the System as provided in Exhibit D and/or Exhibit E of this Contract. System Acceptance may occur on different dates for different portions of the System.
System Acceptance means the date on which installation and training has been completed at Customer site. Customer will sign an acceptance letter at this time.
Examples of System Acceptance in a sentence
Unless otherwise stated in the Software License Agreement Exhibit F-1, Contractor’s Software License Agreement and Exhibit F-2 Contractor’s Cloud Services Agreement., Contractor warrants the Contractor Software for one (1) year from the date of Final System Acceptance in accordance with the terms of the Software License Agreement and the provisions of Section 5.
Additionally, Contractor shall warrant its Services and software customizations for a period of one (1) year after Final System Acceptance Exhibit A - 4 Final Acceptance Certificate (“Warranty Period”).
More Definitions of System Acceptance
System Acceptance means acceptance by the City of the complete System as provided in
System Acceptance means the event described in Section 43 from which certain timelines run.
System Acceptance means acceptance by the County of the complete and functional System as provided in Exhibit C of this Contract.
System Acceptance means acceptance by the City of the complete System as provided in Exhibit C of this Contract.
System Acceptance means Customer's acceptance of the System upon delivery to and installation at Customer’s designated location and Customer’s completion of Exhibit 2 to the Agreement.
System Acceptance means the conducting of the System Acceptance Activities in accordance with the System Acceptance Plan and schedule 14 (System Acceptance Period) of the Interface Agreement in order to fulfil the requirements of the System Acceptance Criteria;
System Acceptance is defined as achieving a period of stability for thirty (30) consecutive calendar days upon completing implementation release and of each major phase (or release) as defined in the approved Project Schedule (“Acceptance Period”). Stability is defined as having the production system operating without any Critical or Major Deficiencies during the Acceptance Period. For the purposes of system acceptance, Critical or Major Deficiencies must be attributed to Contractor scope of responsibility or under direct control of the Contractor. Should this type of defect occur, the thirty 30-day clock will restart upon the defect being resolved by the Contractor, the fix being successfully migrated to production, and accepted by CDPH.