Testing and Installation Sample Clauses

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Testing and Installation. If testing (e.g., factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing) or installation is included as part of the Services, Rapiscan shall perform such testing and installation in accordance with Rapiscan’s standard testing and installation procedures in effect on the date of testing/installation.
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Testing and Installation. 5.1 The Supplier shall deliver the E-Learning System in a format that is ready to use by the agreed date of installation (“Installation Date”). The delivered E-Learning System should require no further customisation by the Client. 5.2 If any delivery is delayed at the request of, or because of the acts or omissions of, the Client, the Installation Date shall be amended to take account of such delay. 5.3 No later than 30 days from the Installation Date, the Client shall test whether the ELearning System is in operable condition (“Acceptance Testing”). If the Acceptance Testing is successful, the Client shall promptly notify the Supplier in writing of its acceptance of the E-Learning System (“Acceptance Date”). 5.4 If the E-Learning System fails to pass the Acceptance Testing, the Client shall, within 14 days from the completion of the Acceptance Testing or any part of these tests, provide a written notice to this effect, giving details of such failure(s). The Supplier shall remedy the defects and deficiencies and the relevant test(s) shall be repeated within a reasonable time. 5.5 If such retest demonstrates that the E-Learning System is still not in operable condition then the Client may, by written notice to the Supplier, choose at its sole discretion: (A) to fix a new date for carrying out further tests on the E-Learning System on the same terms and conditions. If the E-Learning System fails such further tests then the Client may request a repeat test under this Clause 5 or to proceed under Clause 5.7(B) or Clause 5.7(C); (B) to accept the E-Learning System subject to such changes are agreed as reasonable after taking into account all the relevant circumstances; or (C) to reject the E-Learning System as not being in conformity with the Agreement, in which event the Client may terminate this Agreement.
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Testing and Installation. If testing (e.g., factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing) and installation is included in a Sale Document, Seller shall perform such testing and installation in accordance with Seller’s standard testing and installation procedures for the Products in effect on the date of testing/installation. 5.
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Testing and Installation. If testing (e.g., factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing) and installation of the Software is included in the Agreement, Licensor shall perform such testing and installation in accordance with Licensor’s standard testing and installation procedures for the Software in effect on the date of testing/installation.
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Testing and Installation. 6.1 EHG Services will conduct its own tests on the Custom Software using a standard EHG Services test environment prior to installation of the Custom Software. However, the Client acknowledge and agrees that: 6.1.1 testing of the Custom Software in the Client’s environment using Client Data is required to fully test the Custom Software, and such testing is to be performed by the Client; and 6.1.2 EHG Services may not test the Custom Software against all standard reports available with the Licensed Product unless such testing is included in the Specifications. 6.2 Where relevant, EHG Services will test the Custom Software with the most commonly used version of the four leading internet browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari) at the time of testing. The parties acknowledge that the Custom Software may not be compatible with other internet browsers or, due to the dynamic nature of browser upgrades, the latest versions of the four leading internet browsers. 6.3 The Client agrees to do its own testing of the Custom Software against the Specifications within two weeks of being provided with the Custom Software for installation. If the Client finds any defects and reports them to EHG Services within this two week period, EHG Services will remedy those defects and provide the Custom Software to the Client for re-installation. 6.4 If EHG Services does not receive any feedback or notification of defects within two weeks of installation, or a re-installation, of the Custom Software, then the Client is deemed to have accepted the Custom Software and EHG Services’ Fees will become payable. 6.5 The process in sections 6.1 to 6.4 above will be repeated a maximum of two times and will at all times be in reference to the Specifications. If, following the third installation of the Custom Software, the Client can demonstrate that the Custom Software does not meet the requirements of the Specifications, the Client may terminate the Software Development Services by notice to EHG Services in writing. Upon such termination, EHG Services will not provide the Custom Software to the Client and the Client will not be liable for any Fees in respect of the Software Development Services, however all other terms of the Agreement will continue to apply in full. EHG Services will return any deposit paid by the Client for the Software Development Services.
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Testing and Installation. 20.1 Where the buyer requires Renold to carry out tests on the Goods, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may charge the buyer at a reasonable rate for work done and materials used in testing together with the cost of travelling to premises other than ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s own premises and any other associated expenses.
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Testing and Installation. 5.1 The Supplier shall deliver the E-Learning System in a format that is ready to use by the agreed date of installation (“Installation Date”). The delivered E-Learning System should require no further customisation by the Client. Operations included within the purchase cost of Open eLMS include: (A) Importing HR Data from a provided template (including setting up a CRON task to automate this) (B) Importing course data from a provided template (C) Setting up SSO Operations included with Enterprise installations of Open eLMS include: 1. Setting up a CRON task to automate HR imports from third party systems.
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Testing and Installation. 17.1 Where the buyer requires Renold to carry out tests on the Goods, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may charge the buyer at a reasonable rate for work done and materials used in testing together with the cost of travelling to premises other than ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s own premises and any other associated expenses. 17.2 Where ▇▇▇▇▇▇ carries out work at the buyer's request at any place other than its own premises, without prejudice to any other remedy Renold may have, the buyer will indemnify Renold against any losses it may suffer (including any damages, costs and expenses it may have to pay) as a result of damage to ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s property or claims against Renold by its employees where the losses arise from the nature, condition or state of repair of the place or any materials or equipment in that place or from any negligence of the buyer, its servants or agents.
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