Service documentation definition

Service documentation means all records and information on one or more documents, including documents that may be created or maintained in electronic software programs, created and maintained contemporaneously with the delivery of services, and kept in a manner as to fully disclose the nature and extent of services delivered that shall include the items delineated in paragraph (E) of this rule to validate payment for medicaid services.
Service documentation means any service guide and/or technical description document(s) that relate to the Services as referenced in the Agreement; and only if applicable, additional terms and conditions for Third Party Products, such as end-user software license terms. For clarity, such terms and conditions are additional provisions that only apply to Third Party Products.
Service documentation means all records and information on one or more documents, including documents that may be created or maintained in electronic software programs, created and maintained contemporaneously with the delivery of services, and kept in a manner as to fully disclose the nature and

Examples of Service documentation in a sentence

  • Subject to Your compliance with Section 3, OpenText hereby grants to You, a royalty-free, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable right to download a reasonable number of copies of the Service Documentation and to use such copies solely for Your internal development, configuration, and testing of the API.

  • Parties agree that such Service Documentation sets forth the exclusive Service performance warranty terms of Aptum.

  • Service Documentation may be amended by Aptum to reflect updates to the Branded Products by notice to the Customer.

  • Aptum will provide the Services, including the applicable support as specified in the applicable Service Documentation.

  • Customer agrees that except as provided in the Product Terms, including Service Documentation, Aptum will not be liable to Customer, a User or any other third party for any temporary delay, outage or interruption of a Service.


More Definitions of Service documentation

Service documentation. Consents, assessments, service plans, reviews, Case Notes, monthly reports, ledgers, budgets, and all other written or electronic program and/or fiscal records relating to Covered Services.
Service documentation means any supporting documentation relating to the use of the Service made available to the Customer by Datatank from time to time, including help and documentation, user guides and videos, together with a knowledge base which can be accessed online at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇/▇▇.
Service documentation means all records and information on one or more documents, including documents that may be created or maintained in electronic software programs, created and
Service documentation means documentation including but not limited to manuals, documentation and other reference materials (whether in electronic or hard copy format) provided to Members or Affiliate Audit Companies, by Sedex, in relation to the Service, as published from time to time.
Service documentation means all documentation governing the Services and System, including, without limitation, the Agreement, the Treasury Management Setup Sheet, the Request and Acceptance of Treasury Management Services, the fee schedule or any other fee proposal provided in writing, any previously executed Schedules, other Schedules, account agreements, loan agreements, procedures and specification sheets for the Services and payee match implementation requirements if Company implements payee match Positive Pay.
Service documentation means material in any form, including but not limited to reports, documents, files, software or any other material, which has been specifically developed for the Client in connection with the performance of Services and/or which has resulted from an action of VISUAL or results from the Parties’ cooperation in connection with the performance of the Services.
Service documentation is defined in Section 3.1.