Common use of Interface Testing Clause in Contracts

Interface Testing. The Parties agree to usage interface testing between GTE and AT&T. The purpose of this test is to ensure that the usage described in Section II preceding can be sent by either Party and can be accepted and processed by the other Party. GTE will provide a test file to AT&T's designated Regional Processing Center (RPC) in the format that will be used for live day-to-day processing. The file will contain one (1) full day's production usage. The format of the file will conform to the requirements shown in Section III. AT&T will review the file and verify that it conforms to its data center requirements. AT&T will notify GTE in writing whether the format is acceptable, AT&T will also provide GTE with the agreed-upon control reports as part of this test. AT&T will provide a test file to GTE's designated Regional Processing Center (RPC) in the format that will be used for live day-to-day processing. The file will contain one (1) full day's production usage. The format of the file will conform to the requirements shown in Section III. GTE will review the file and verify that it conforms to its data center requirements. GTE will notify AT&T in writing whether the format is acceptable. GTE will also provide AT&T with the agreed-upon control reports as part of this test.

Interface Testing. The Parties agree to usage interface testing between GTE and AT&T. The purpose of this test is to ensure that the usage described in Section II preceding can be sent by either Party and can be accepted and processed by the other Party. GTE will provide a test file to AT&T's designated Regional Processing Center (RPC) in the format that will be used for live day-to-day processing. The file will contain one (1) full day's production usage. The format of the file will conform to the requirements shown in Section III. AT&T will review the file and verify that it conforms to its data center requirements. AT&T will notify GTE in writing whether the format is acceptable, . AT&T will also provide GTE with the agreed-upon control reports as part of this test. AT&T will provide a test file to GTE's ’s designated Regional Processing Center (RPC) in the format that will be used for live day-to-day processing. The file will contain one (1) full day's production usage. The format of the file will conform to the requirements shown in Section III. GTE will review the file and verify that it conforms to its data center requirements. GTE will notify AT&T in writing whether the format is acceptable. GTE will also provide AT&T with the agreed-upon control reports as part of this test.