Common use of Bug Fixing Clause in Contracts

Bug Fixing. CloudBees will investigate incident reports concerning suspected problems with supported Products provided that (a) Customer sends CloudBees a written report, which includes evidence of the suspected Issue, and (b) the incident can be reproduced or reasonably confirmed by CloudBees ("Confirmed Issue"). CloudBees will use commercially reasonable efforts to promptly correct the Confirmed Issue or provide a workaround to permit Customer to use the Product substantially in conformance with the applicable Documentation. CloudBees may request that the Customer run diagnostic scripts provided by CloudBees to determine whether their current deployment of supported Products conforms to documented system requirements for the supported Product. If Customer does not follow the diagnostic procedure specified for the supported Product, CloudBees has no further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. If the Customer follows such procedures and CloudBees determines that there is an issue with the Customer’s configuration, CloudBees support may recommend corrective action that the Customer must perform before CloudBees has any further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. If CloudBees suspects the Confirmed Issue results from interaction with another vendor’s software or hardware product, CloudBees can require the Customer to open a support case with that vendor. If the Customer does not open the support case with the vendor, CloudBees has no further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. If Customer is not satisfied with the handling of the Confirmed Issue, Customer may pursue escalation procedures set forth in these Support Terms. Any Customer request for functionality currently not documented as supported functionality of the Product will be classified by CloudBees as a Request for Enhancement ("RFE"). All issues classified by CloudBees as RFEs will be forwarded to product management for triage. CloudBees will review all incoming RFEs and triage them as soon as possible. Triage involves classifying the RFE as relating to a specific area of Product functionality and assigning it to a specific product manager responsible for that area. Updates will be made to the Customer RFE to indicate when triage has been performed. Product managers will routinely review trends in RFEs in their assigned areas and use that as input to identifying priorities for design and development. RFEs will not be closed unless the product manager determines that the functionality already exists, in which case they will update support and support will ensure that the customer is notified. RFEs may remain open for extended periods in areas that are not yet prioritized for active design or development. Customers under platinum support may request a review with product management of their open RFEs. There is no obligation on CloudBees' part to implement functionality requested through an RFE. CloudBees may determine that there is a different solution to satisfy the underlying problem driving an RFE, in which case the Customer will be notified when that solution is delivered and their case will be considered resolved unless the Customer does not accept the solution and reopens the case. CloudBees product management may contact customers with open RFEs in an area which they are scoping for potential design or development to get additional detail on the customers' needs or review potential solution. This is on a best efforts basis only. Customer may escalate a Confirmed Issue by contacting ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or requesting an escalation via the support portal. For escalated Confirmed Issues, an action plan will be developed by the CloudBees support team and communicated to Customer. When an escalated Confirmed Issue has been resolved, the request for assistance will be considered closed upon the mutual agreement of the parties, such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned. A Confirmed Issue of Severity 1 - 3 will not be considered resolved until one of the following activities has been completed: a resolution to the Confirmed Issue is obtained to Customer’s reasonable satisfaction; a computer software code change in the form of a patch or a new revision that corrects the Confirmed Issue without causing additional problems has been delivered to Customer, successfully installed and is working; a short term workaround is delivered and accepted by Customer, though such acceptance shall not absolve CloudBees from any obligation to provide a long term solution if required; or an engineering commitment is made, upon Customer’s agreement, to correct the Confirmed Issue in a future release of the CloudBees Software.

Bug Fixing. a. CloudBees will investigate incident reports concerning suspected problems with supported Products provided that (a) Customer sends CloudBees a written report, which includes evidence of the suspected Issue, and (b) the incident can be reproduced or reasonably confirmed by CloudBees ("Confirmed Issue"). . b. CloudBees will use commercially reasonable efforts to promptly correct the Confirmed Issue or provide a workaround to permit Customer to use the Product substantially in conformance with the applicable Documentation. . c. CloudBees may request that the Customer run diagnostic scripts provided by CloudBees to determine whether their current deployment of supported Products conforms to documented system requirements for the supported Product. See the per-Product support policies at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/r/supportpolicies for specific up-to-date diagnostic requirements for each Product. d. If Customer does not follow the diagnostic procedure specified for the supported Product, CloudBees has no further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. If the Customer follows such procedures and CloudBees determines that there is an issue with the Customer’s configuration, CloudBees support may recommend corrective action that the Customer must perform before CloudBees has any further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. . e. If CloudBees suspects the Confirmed Issue results from interaction with another vendor’s software or hardware product, CloudBees can require the Customer to open a support case with that vendor. If the Customer does not open the support case with the vendor, CloudBees has no further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. . f. If Customer is not satisfied with the handling of the Confirmed Issue, Customer may pursue escalation procedures set forth in these Support Terms. Any Customer request for functionality currently not documented as supported functionality of the Product will be classified by CloudBees as a Request for Enhancement ("RFE"). All issues classified by CloudBees as RFEs will be forwarded to product management for triage. CloudBees will review all incoming RFEs and triage them as soon as possible. Triage involves classifying the RFE as relating to a specific area of Product functionality and assigning it to a specific product manager responsible for that area. Updates will be made to the Customer RFE to indicate when triage has been performed. Product managers will routinely review trends in RFEs in their assigned areas and use that as input to identifying priorities for design and development. RFEs will not be closed unless the product manager determines that the functionality already exists, in which case they will update support and support will ensure that the customer is notified. RFEs may remain open for extended periods in areas that are not yet prioritized for active design or development. Customers under platinum support may request a review with product management of their open RFEs. There is no obligation on CloudBees' part to implement functionality requested through an RFE. CloudBees may determine that there is a different solution to satisfy the underlying problem driving an RFE, in which case the Customer will be notified when that solution is delivered and their case will be considered resolved unless the Customer does not accept the solution and reopens the case. CloudBees product management may contact customers with open RFEs in an area which they are scoping for potential design or development to get additional detail on the customers' needs or review potential solution. This is on a best efforts basis only. Customer may escalate a Confirmed Issue by contacting ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or requesting an escalation via the support portal. For escalated Confirmed Issues, an action plan will be developed by the CloudBees support team and communicated to Customer. When an escalated Confirmed Issue has been resolved, the request for assistance will be considered closed upon the mutual agreement of the parties, such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned. A Confirmed Issue of Severity 1 - 3 will not be considered resolved until one of the following activities has been completed: a resolution to the Confirmed Issue is obtained to Customer’s reasonable satisfaction; a computer software code change in the form of a patch or a new revision that corrects the Confirmed Issue without causing additional problems has been delivered to Customer, successfully installed and is working; a short term workaround is delivered and accepted by Customer, though such acceptance shall not absolve CloudBees from any obligation to provide a long term solution if required; or an engineering commitment is made, upon Customer’s agreement, to correct the Confirmed Issue in a future release of the CloudBees Software.

Bug Fixing. a. CloudBees will investigate incident reports concerning suspected problems with supported Products provided that (a) Customer sends CloudBees a written report, which includes evidence of the suspected Issue, and (b) the incident can be reproduced or reasonably confirmed by CloudBees ("Confirmed Issue"). . b. CloudBees will use commercially reasonable efforts to promptly correct the Confirmed Issue or provide a workaround to permit Customer to use the Product substantially in conformance with the applicable Documentation. . c. CloudBees may request that the Customer run diagnostic scripts provided by CloudBees to determine whether their current deployment of supported Products conforms to documented system requirements for the supported Product. . d. If Customer does not follow the diagnostic procedure specified for the supported Product, CloudBees has no further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. If the Customer follows such procedures and CloudBees determines that there is an issue with the Customer’s configuration, CloudBees support may recommend corrective action that the Customer must perform before CloudBees has any further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. . e. If CloudBees suspects the Confirmed Issue results from interaction with another vendor’s software or hardware product, CloudBees can require the Customer to open a support case with that vendor. If the Customer does not open the support case with the vendor, CloudBees has no further obligation to diagnose or fix the Confirmed Issue. . f. If Customer is not satisfied with the handling of the Confirmed Issue, Customer may pursue escalation procedures set forth in these Support Terms. Any Customer request for functionality currently not documented as supported functionality of the Product will be classified by CloudBees as a Request for Enhancement ("RFE"). All issues classified by CloudBees as RFEs will be forwarded to product management for triage. CloudBees will review all incoming RFEs and triage them as soon as possible. Triage involves classifying the RFE as relating to a specific area of Product functionality and assigning it to a specific product manager responsible for that area. Updates will be made to the Customer RFE to indicate when triage has been performed. Product managers will routinely review trends in RFEs in their assigned areas and use that as input to identifying priorities for design and development. RFEs will not be closed unless the product manager determines that the functionality already exists, in which case they will update support and support will ensure that the customer is notified. RFEs may remain open for extended periods in areas that are not yet prioritized for active design or development. Customers under platinum support may request a review with product management of their open RFEs. There is no obligation on CloudBees' part to implement functionality requested through an RFE. CloudBees may determine that there is a different solution to satisfy the underlying problem driving an RFE, in which case the Customer will be notified when that solution is delivered and their case will be considered resolved unless the Customer does not accept the solution and reopens the case. CloudBees product management may contact customers with open RFEs in an area which they are scoping for potential design or development to get additional detail on the customers' needs or review potential solution. This is on a best efforts basis only. Customer may escalate a Confirmed Issue by contacting ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or requesting an escalation via the support portal. For escalated Confirmed Issues, an action plan will be developed by the CloudBees support team and communicated to Customer. When an escalated Confirmed Issue has been resolved, the request for assistance will be considered closed upon the mutual agreement of the parties, such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned. A Confirmed Issue of Severity 1 - 3 will not be considered resolved until one of the following activities has been completed: a resolution to the Confirmed Issue is obtained to Customer’s reasonable satisfaction; a computer software code change in the form of a patch or a new revision that corrects the Confirmed Issue without causing additional problems has been delivered to Customer, successfully installed and is working; a short term workaround is delivered and accepted by Customer, though such acceptance shall not absolve CloudBees from any obligation to provide a long term solution if required; or an engineering commitment is made, upon Customer’s agreement, to correct the Confirmed Issue in a future release of the CloudBees Software.