Testing Assumptions Clause Samples

Testing Assumptions. Raw material and finished product testing are based on available specifications and Patheon’s best estimates.

Testing Assumptions. Workday will provide standard test scenarios to be used as a foundation; however, Customer team will develop detailed test scenarios based on Customer’s user requirements and system configuration. Customer will lead testing and sign off on the final configuration prior to the move to Production. Workday will support issue resolution to Customer’s testing efforts. • Workday will provide guidance and assistance to Customer’s Test Manager and test team during test execution of each of the test cycles. • Workday will assist Customer to prioritize the severity of the defects and timely assign them for resolution.

Testing Assumptions. Workday will provide standard test scenarios to be used as a foundation; however, Customer team will develop detailed test scenarios based on Customer’s user requirements and system configuration. Customer will lead testing and sign off on the final configuration prior to the move to Production. Workday will support issue resolution to Customer’s testing efforts. • Workday will provide guidance and assistance to Customer’s Test Manager and test team during test execution of each of the test cycles. • Workday will assist Customer to prioritize the severity of the defects and timely assign them for resolution. • All configuration decisions will be finalized, and unit tested during the Architect & Configure Stage • Configuration freeze will be implemented at the end of Unit Testing (prior to end-to end Tenant build). Changes to “passed” unit testing identified prior to Freeze, will be included in the End-to-End testing Tenant Further changes to “passed” unit testing configuration will be delivered to post go live and addressed by Customer.

Testing Assumptions. Testing for raw materials, packaging components and finished product are based on the specifications and methods available and Patheon’s experience to-date at both sites.

Testing Assumptions. Testing for raw materials and packaging components are based on information to date at the site.

Testing Assumptions. 1. Testing for raw materials, packaging components and finished product are based on the specifications and methods completed to-date at the site. Testing is based on standard USP. 2. Release testing includes appearance, ID, assay, related substances, dissolution, water content, uniformity of dosage units and residual solvents. 3. Testing cost may be subject to change based on final specifications and agreement between the two parties.

Testing Assumptions. Testing for raw materials, packaging components and finished product are based on information provided by Salix and Patheon’s best estimates.

Testing Assumptions. Testing for coating materials and finished product (including microbiology) are based on the given specifications and methods established at the site.

Testing Assumptions. Customer is responsible for assigning a Test Manager to drive and oversee the Testing stage. • Workday will provide standard test scenarios to be used as a foundation; however, Customer team will develop detailed test scenarios based on Customer’s user requirements and system configuration. • Customer will lead testing and sign off on the final configuration prior to the move to Production. Workday will support issue resolution to Customer’s testing efforts. • Customer Test Manager will create a testing strategy document to support the testing cycles, including roles and responsibilities, testing schedule and process for managing test execution and issue resolution. • Workday will provide guidance and assistance to Customer's Test Manager and test team during test execution of each of the test cycles. • Workday will assist Customer to prioritize the severity of the defects and to timely assign them help for resolution. • Customer to enlist SMEs from workstreams that are already 'live' to regression test/validate the revised configuration on Phase X deployments.