Open Trouble Report Clause Samples

The Open Trouble Report clause establishes a formal process for documenting and communicating issues or defects identified in a product or service. Typically, this clause outlines the steps for submitting a report, the information that must be included (such as a description of the problem and relevant supporting data), and the responsibilities of each party in investigating and resolving the reported issue. Its core practical function is to ensure that problems are promptly and clearly reported, tracked, and addressed, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and facilitating efficient resolution.
Open Trouble Report. Gives Teligent the capability to open a TR with USWC.
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Open Trouble Report. Gives NewPath the capability to open a TR with USWC.
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Open Trouble Report. Gives NAS the capability to open a TR with USW. Once a TR has been successfully opened, USW sends an electronic transaction to NAS identifying information about the TR (e.g., Commitment Date and Tracking Number).
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Open Trouble Report. Gives Pac-West the capability to open a TR with USWC.
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Open Trouble Report. Gives NorthPoint the capability to open a TR with USWC.
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Open Trouble Report. Gives DSLnet the capability to open a TR with USWC.
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