Public Portal. JTI will demonstrate the functionality to the Client’s IT staff for evaluation. • Client will provide JTI a set of written use cases that they want the Portal to support. • JTI and Client will determine the use cases to be implemented in the portal. • JTI will implement the necessary Portal configuration to support the use cases. • Once JTI completes the initial configuration, Client will begin acceptance testing against the functionality defined in the use cases. • Client will report issues where the configuration does not match the specification within 15 workdays to JTI and the appropriate configuration changes will be made. If no issues are reported within 15 days, then the system configuration will be deemed to be accepted. • JTI will fix any issues and the client will test again. • There will be a maximum of 3 iterations for testing.
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Sources: Professional Services Agreement, Professional Services Agreement