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196 Monitoring and Control Forms

4.6 FORMAL ACCEPTANCE


The Formal Acceptance form is used to document acceptance by the customer or other stakeholder. Formal
Acceptance can be done periodically throughout the project, as with partial or interim deliverables, or for the proj-
ect as a whole.
There are two aspects regarding the deliverables’ formal acceptance:

1. Verify the correctness of the deliverable; this is performed during the Control Quality process.
2. Validate that the verified deliverable meets the acceptance criteria agreed upon with the customer; this is
performed during Validate Scope.

Deliverables that meet the acceptance criteria are formally signed off and approved by the customer or spon-
sor. This formal documentation is forwarded to the Close Project or Phase process (Section 4.6).
The Formal Acceptance form may include, but is not limited to:

• Requirements
• Method of validation
• Acceptance criteria
• Status of deliverable
• Signoff

Use the information from your project to tailor the form to best meet your needs.
The Formal Acceptance form can receive information from:
• Project Management Plan
• Requirements Documentation
• Requirements Traceability Matrix
• Work Performance Data

It provides information to:


• Project Performance Reports
• Change Requests
• Project Closeout Report
This form can be used in conjunction with processes 8.3 Control Quality and 5.5 Validate Scope in the
PMBOK Guide®—Fifth Edition.
You can use the element descriptions in Table 4.6 to assist you in developing a Product Acceptance report.

TABLE 4.6. Elements of Product Acceptance


Document Elements Description
ID Enter a unique requirement identifier from the requirements documentation.
Requirement Enter the requirement description from the requirements documentation.
Acceptance criteria Enter the criteria for acceptance from the requirements documentation.
Validation method Describe the method of validating that the requirement meets the stakeholder’s needs.
Status Document whether the requirement or deliverable was accepted or not.
Comments Document why the requirement or deliverable was not accepted and the required changes for
being accepted.
Signoff Obtain the signature of the party accepting the product.

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FORMAL ACCEPTANCE FORM
Project Title: ________________________________________________ Date Prepared: __________________________________________

Acceptance Validation
ID Requirement Criteria Method Status Comments Signoff

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