Deliverable Acceptance Criteria

Deliverable Acceptance Criteria are the specific standards and conditions that a product or project output must meet to be considered complete and acceptable by the client or stakeholder. They define what success looks like, such as quality, functionality, and performance expectations. These criteria help ensure both parties agree on what is delivered and that the final result aligns with agreed-upon requirements. By clearly setting these standards upfront, they provide a basis for checking that the deliverable is satisfactory before it is officially accepted.