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                                                          SUBPROCESSOR OVERVIEW
QAD uses certain sub-processors in the provision of Cloud Services to its customers. This
sub-processor overview provides the names of these sub-processors and an indication on when each
sub-processor is used. The last paragraph of this overview provides some examples of how this
information should be used.

The sub-processors fall into three categories:

    1.​ Hosting providers
    2.​ Third-party Providers of specific services
    3.​ Support partners

Of course, the various entities that form part of the QAD group are also involved in the provision of
services.

Each party used by QAD is bound by a contract that covers items such as confidentiality, personal
data protection, compliance with laws, etc. The data centers all maintain certifications at least at the
level of the certifications QAD is contractually obligated to maintain (see the Cloud Program
Document and the Trust Center for a list of certifications).

Providers of General Services
The hosting provider that is used by QAD depends on the type of service (e.g. ERP Cloud Services,
DSCP, GTTE, SRM, etc.) and the location of the hosting. Please note that hosting providers provide
the physical means that enable QAD to provide the cloud services (i.e. the infrastructure, such as data
centers, servers,etc.). They are not involved in the actual setup or maintenance of customer
environments and do not have access to customer data.

QAD uses the following hosting providers:

    ●​ New customers or customers upgrading to the latest version of QAD cloud services will be
       hosted on AWS (unless an exception is stated below). For locations, please see below under
       Legacy customers.
    ●​ Legacy customers of QAD cloud ERP and other QAD cloud services in the Americas are
       hosted by Flexential located in the USA. Hosting will move to AWS during 2026, with locations
       in the USA.
    ●​ Legacy customers of QAD cloud ERP and other QAD cloud services in Asiapac are hosted by
       IBM in Australia, Japan, Singapore and India, with disaster recovery hosted by AWS
       (Australia has disaster recovery in Tokyo, Singapore has disaster recovery in India.). The
       India AWS location is also used for the customers who have purchased the India backup
       Solution to meet compliance requirements under the India Companies Act. Hosting will move
       from IBM to AWS during 2026. Hosting will remain in the same countries.
    ●​ Legacy customers of QAD cloud ERP and other QAD cloud services in EMEA are hosted by
       IBM in France and the Netherlands, with disaster recovery hosted by AWS. Hosting will move
       from IBM to AWS during 2026, with locations in the European Union.
    ●​ Customers that have contracted specifically for Cloud ERP hosting in China are hosted by
       Alibaba Cloud located in China.
    ●​ Redzone | Connected Workforce is hosted by AWS, with locations in either the USA or the
       EU.

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    ●​ Champion AI functionalities are hosted by AWS with locations in the USA.
    ●​ Digital Commerce services (WebJaguar): new customers are hosted by IBM, legacy
       customers by Rackspace US, Inc., both located in the USA. Hosting will move to AWS during
       2026, with locations in the USA.
    ●​ Foreign-Trade Zones (FTZ) services are hosted by AWS with locations in the USA.
    ●​ Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) is hosted by AWS with locations in the European
       Union.
    ●​ Advanced Scheduling is hosted by AWS with locations in the USA.

QAD has deployed Cloudflare to provide an additional layer of security at the perimeter of all QAD
cloud services. The Cloudflare solution is provided through servers located in the proximity of the end
user. The Cloudflare solution does not store customer data.

Auth0 is used for user authentication and identification and is provided by Okta, Inc. located in the
USA. The only data stored by Auth0 are business email addresses and names.

Persistent Systems Ltd. is involved in the management of the technical aspects of cloud operations
(monitoring, system and database administration, network management, backup and recovery, etc).
Persistent Systems Ltd. has its headquarters in Pune, Maharashtra, India, and has a branch office in
California, USA.

Providers of Specific Services
These sub-processors are only used in situations where the specific Cloud Service provided by these
suppliers has been purchased. You can review your Order Document(s) to confirm if a certain Cloud
Service has been purchased.

    ●​ Address Validation is provided by Loqate Inc. located in the USA. Loqate is part of the
       UK-based CB Group PLC.
    ●​ Boomi is provided by Boomi, Inc. located in the USA. Please note that the Boomi service only
       transmits data (pass through); no data is stored in Boomi environments.
    ●​ Cloud EDI is provided by Data Interchange PLC based in the United Kingdom.
    ●​ Redzone | Connected Workforce (a QAD solution hosted on AWS) incorporates a number of
       third-party solutions. DataDog is used for log and session management and is provided by
       Datadog, Inc. located in the USA. Vonage OpenTok is used to provide in-app video
       conferencing and is provided by Vonage Holdings Corp. (part of Ericsson) located in the USA.
       Snowflake is used for cloud data hosting and analytics and is provided by Snowflake Inc.
       located in the USA.
    ●​ DPL (Denied Party Lists) may use Google Cloud Translation to translate addresses into the
       Latin alphabet to allow screening against DPLs (i.e. only used for addresses that are not in
       the Latin alphabet).
    ●​ eDocument Compliance is provided by Sovos Compliance B.V. located in the Netherlands.
    ●​ EFM (Electronic File Management) uses Google Cloud Storage to store electronic documents
       (used by Imports to store shipment and broker documents).
    ●​ LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) may in certain configurations use services provided by SMC3
       located in the USA (SMC3 is used when rates are not defined directly in the solution).

Support Partners
QAD uses support partners to deal with certain support matters. Depending on the type of support
call, a support partner may or may not act as a sub-processor. In case of a technical support issue, a
support partner will not come into contact with customer personal data. However, if a support call
requires review of customer data (e.g. a database issue), a support partner may come into contact
with customer data and, therefore, act as a sub-processor in the context of that support call. QAD
uses the following support partners to provide application support services:

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    ●​ PT Intelegensia Mustaka Indonesia, located in Indonesia. PT IMI provides support to
       Indonesian customers, and assists QAD global application support as part of an overflow
       support program.
    ●​ Vockan Consulting Lda., located in Brazil. Vockan provides support to Brazilian customers,
       and assists QAD global application support as part of an overflow support program.
    ●​ Kettering Professional Services Pty. Ltd. (part of Attura), located in Australia. Kettering
       provides support to ANZ customers.
    ●​ Coloreego Ltd., located in Japan. Coloreego provides support to Japanese customers.
    ●​ Thirdware Solution Inc. (part of Tech Mahindra), Arista Consulting LLC, TCS and Yash
       Technologies Inc., global locations. These partners assist QAD global application support as
       part of an overflow support program.

How to use this Information
The cloud services ordered by each customer are specified in one or more Order Documents. An
Order Document provides an overview of the purchased services. With the Order Document(s) in
hand, the sub-processors used by QAD can be derived from the above information. For instance:

    ●​ If you are a new QAD ERP customer located in the USA and you have purchased the QAD
       DSCP and SRM services, you will be hosted by AWS (ERP and DSCP in the USA, SRM in
       Germany). Support is provided by QAD group companies and overflow support may be
       provided by one of the support partners.
    ●​ If you are an EMEA based legacy customer using QAD cloud ERP and Cloud EDI, your data
       will be hosted by IBM in France and the Netherlands, and your EDI messages will pass
       through the Data Interchange infrastructure. Support is provided by QAD group companies
       and overflow support may be provided by one of the support partners.

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