Document background
The Software Project Completion Certificate is a crucial document in software development projects within the United States, marking the formal transition from development to closure. This certificate is typically issued when all deliverables have been completed, tested, and accepted by the client. It serves multiple purposes: documenting project completion, triggering final payments, initiating warranty periods, and providing legal protection for both parties. The document is essential for contract closure and should be retained for compliance with U.S. contract law and potential audit requirements.
