Goal of the sprint

• Finalize the acceptance of all user stories

• Upgrade to the latest Pricefx release

• Load a full (production like) set of data.

The duration of this sprint depends on the project’s scope and complexity. The presumed duration for planning is 1 or 2 weeks, provided that typical prescriptive delivery takes four feature sprints.

It is supposed to run in parallel with the Performance sprint.

Finalize the acceptance of the user stories

• No new configurations.

• Only work on spill-over items, like bugs from the previous sprints.

• Client finalizes all their unit testing, so UAT starts with a clean slate.

Upgrade week

• Go-live to be on the latest stable release. Mind the N-1 policy. At this moment, the upgrade is easy and cheap.

• Customer to perform the regression testing.

• Partner/Pricefx to resolve the issues if any occur.

Full data load

• The UAT should run on full, production-like set of data

SIT

Can be merged with the SIT sub-sprint. Depends on agreement with the customer and/or partner.