Common use of Validation Testing Clause in Contracts

Validation Testing. CLIENT shall test Software, using QCSI's hardware and Software and CLIENT's data ("Validation Test"), that Software performs according to Documentation (as defined in the QCSI Quality Commitment Guide, which is incorporated herein by reference) and Exhibit B, "Success Criteria". CLIENT will initiate Validation Test no later than six (6) months (unless there is mutual agreement by both parties herein) after the effective date of this License and the Validation Test will be limited to no more than [****] ("Test Period"). If the Software is performing according to the Documentation and Exhibit B, CLIENT will provide QCSI with written acceptance within ten (10) days after the end of the Test period. If the Software does not perform according to the Documentation, CLIENT will provide to QCSI a written summary of any anomalies within ten (10) days at the end of the Test Period. If such summary of anomalies is not received within ten (10) days after the end of the "Test Period", it shall be interpreted as acceptance of the Software by CLIENT. QCSI will have [****] in which to respond to any anomalies from the Documentation. If such anomalies from the Documentation are not corrected within a [****] time period, this shall constitute material breach of this License.

Validation Testing. CLIENT shall test Software, using QCSI's hardware and Software and CLIENT's data ("Validation Test"), that Software performs according to Documentation (as defined in the QCSI Quality Commitment Guide, which is incorporated herein by reference) and Exhibit B, "Success Criteria". CLIENT will initiate Validation Test no later than six (6) months (unless there is mutual agreement by both parties herein) after the effective date of this License and the Validation Test will be limited to no more than [****] fourteen (14) days ("Test Period"). If the Software is performing according to the Documentation and Exhibit B, CLIENT will provide QCSI with written acceptance within ten (10) days after the end of the Test period. If the Software does not perform according to the Documentation, CLIENT will provide to QCSI a written summary of any anomalies within ten (10) days at the end of the Test Period. If such summary of anomalies is not received within ten (10) days after the end of the "Test Period", it shall be interpreted as acceptance of the Software by CLIENT. QCSI will have [****] six (6) months in which to respond to any anomalies from the Documentation. If such anomalies from the Documentation are not corrected within a [****] six (6) month time period, this shall constitute material breach of this License.