Customer FIRST User Guide

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Customer FIRST Program
User Guide
Customer FIRST for Wonderware
User Guide
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Table of Contents
About This Guide .......................................................................................................................................... 5
Our Mission: Your Success ........................................................................................................................... 6
The Customer FIRST For Wonderware Program - Overview ....................................................................... 7
Pricing ......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Support Reinstatement for Lapsed Enrollment ....................................................................................... 11
Included Services ........................................................................................................................................ 11
Technical Support and Services .............................................................................................................. 12
Business Hours Technical Support ...................................................................................................... 12
Global Customer Support Website Access.......................................................................................... 12
Customer FIRST Benefits App ............................................................................................................ 13
Online Training Webinars .................................................................................................................... 13
En route response commitment for Billable Onsite Corrective Assistance ......................................... 13
Discount on Technical Support Consulting Services ........................................................................... 14
Level 2 Direct/Advanced Technical Support ........................................................................................ 15
Emergency 24 Hour Technical Support (24/7/365) ............................................................................. 15
Support Usage and Summary Reports ................................................................................................ 15
Contract Management/Performance Reviews per year ....................................................................... 15
Software Maintenance and Utilities ......................................................................................................... 16
Software maintenance releases, service packs, patches, updates and hotfixes ................................ 16
Software version upgrades and revisions ............................................................................................ 16
Discount on Test & Offline Development System Licenses ................................................................ 17
Software Asset Manager ..................................................................................................................... 18
Software License Replacement ........................................................................................................... 18
Additional Benefits: Minimum Contract Spend Required ........................................................................ 18
Included Wonderware Training (Classroom, Recorded or Virtual Instructor-led) ................................ 18
Block of Technical Support Consulting Services Included .................................................................. 19
Complimentary Invitations to Schneider Electric Customer Events .................................................... 19
Dedicated Customer Portal .................................................................................................................. 20
Technical Account Management Team ............................................................................................... 20
Annual Lifecycle Assessment and Upgrade Planning Roadmap ........................................................ 21
Planning and Technical Advisement .................................................................................................... 21
Cyber Security Readiness Workshop .................................................................................................. 22
Optional Services ........................................................................................................................................ 22
Flexible Funding for Services .............................................................................................................. 22
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Upgrade and Migration Planning ......................................................................................................... 23
Customer FIRST for Solutions ............................................................................................................. 23
Software Asset Manager ..................................................................................................................... 24
Customer FIRST Cyber Security Maintenance Program ..................................................................... 24
Customer FIRST Cyber Security Assessment .................................................................................... 24
Technical Account Management Team ............................................................................................... 25
Resident Engineer ............................................................................................................................... 25
Implementation Consultant .................................................................................................................. 25
Proactive System Monitoring Services ................................................................................................ 26
Application Clone ................................................................................................................................. 26
Third Party Software Support .............................................................................................................. 27
Quality Customer Support Practices ........................................................................................................... 28
Service Capability & Performance (SCP) Certification ............................................................................ 28
Support Models ........................................................................................................................................... 28
Wonderware Support Model .................................................................................................................... 28
Contacting Technical Support ..................................................................................................................... 29
Obtaining Emergency 24x7 Support ....................................................................................................... 29
Wonderware ......................................................................................................................................... 30
Case Submission ..................................................................................................................................... 30
Gather Helpful Information Before You Contact Us ................................................................................ 31
What Happens When You Request Support ........................................................................................... 31
Support Escalation Policy ........................................................................................................................ 32
Escalating Your Issue .......................................................................................................................... 32
When Is Your Case Closed? ................................................................................................................... 33
Submitting a Feature Request ................................................................................................................. 33
Requests and Eligibility for Software Fix ................................................................................................. 34
Remote Support ...................................................................................................................................... 34
Warranty versus Support – What is the Difference? ................................................................................... 34
Warranty .................................................................................................................................................. 34
Support and Service ................................................................................................................................ 35
Lifecycle and Support Policies .................................................................................................................... 35
Schneider Electric Customer FIRST Program Terms and Conditions ........................................................ 37
Appendix A – Technical Support Consulting Services ................................................................................ 48
Appendix B – Flexible Services Fund Policy............................................................................................... 49
Appendix C – Customer FIRST for Solutions ............................................................................................. 50
Appendix D – Customer FIRST Cyber Security Maintenance Program ..................................................... 52
Customer FIRST Cyber Security Maintenance Program - Overview .................................................. 52
Common Elements .............................................................................................................................. 52
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Software Elements ............................................................................................................................... 55
Hardware Elements ............................................................................................................................. 56
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ABOUT THIS GUIDE
Welcome! This guide will inform you about the Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program (the “Customer
FIRST Program”) and Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support (GCS) operations.
This guide also contains our primary contact points and detailed information on how to contact our Global
Customer Support organization.
The following pages will inform you about:
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Features of the Customer FIRST Program – our innovative Software Maintenance and Support
Program
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What to expect when you contact Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support (GCS) to
request support
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Wonderware brand technical support model
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Software Product Lifecycle support
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Customer FIRST Program Terms and Conditions
Notes:
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The information contained in this guide represents the current view of Schneider Electric Software
and is subject to change without notice. Please check our support website for updates to this
document.
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The support and services offerings available to customers under the Customer FIRST Program
may vary regionally.
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The Customer FIRST Program Terms and Conditions are available on pages 37-47. All such
Terms and Conditions apply to your enrollment in the Customer FIRST Program.
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OUR MISSION: YOUR SUCCESS
The Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program is a fee based software maintenance and technical
support program designed for end-users to extract and retain the maximum benefit from their
Wonderware software investments. Customer FIRST is purchased in the form of an annual or multi-year
agreement that can be renewed for continued coverage. It provides access to our award-winning
technical support team, free major software upgrades and updates, and valuable software utilities,
making it a must for businesses that use Wonderware software. The Customer FIRST Program serves as
the foundation of a lasting service relationship that is predicated upon your success with our technology.
The Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program demonstrates our commitment to your success by giving
you access to a rich portfolio of essential software maintenance, technical support and services to help
you protect and extend the value of your investment and keep your operations running smoothly. The
Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program helps you get:
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Continuous software maintenance and innovation through software version upgrades to evolve
your Wonderware solution to best address your changing business needs
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Access to technical support experts that are adept at resolving issues quickly, capitalizing on
years of experience
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Optional services and system management applications enabling you to manage, optimize and
extract the most value from your software solution
Customer FIRST offers exceptional customer-focused software maintenance, services and support and is
specifically designed to help you:
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Improve Operational Performance through accelerated project development and maximize return
on investment while minimizing implementation risk
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Protect Critical Investments through product enhancements and the newest technology upgrades,
keeping your software and applications current and “state-of-the-art”
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Maximize Asset Performance through improved performance levels of your system and plant
assets using Wonderware software
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Reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by minimizing downtime and process interruption and
improving operator productivity
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THE CUSTOMER FIRST FOR WONDERWARE PROGRAM - OVERVIEW
The Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program is a portfolio with four distinct program levels – Primary,
Standard, Premium and Elite. These four levels are designed to meet our customers’ varied and
demanding requirements. Your program level selection may depend on project and commissioning
milestones, the complexity and criticality of your operations, the maturity of your systems and the
expertise of your project resources.
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Primary Level: Schneider Electric offers Primary level membership in the Customer FIRST
Program for customers that require an economical balance of fundamental support coverage and
flexible service options. Designed for customers that have knowledgeable in-house resources
who can efficiently handle any questions or complex issues that might arise during their use, the
Customer FIRST Primary program level offers solid baseline support coverage. Supplement your
access to expert technical support during normal business hours, extensive web support and
software maintenance releases with flexible payment options for the purchase of labor-based
services.
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Standard Level: Keep your Wonderware applications and solutions working reliably and
efficiently with the Customer FIRST Standard program level. Maximize your investment in
Wonderware products with access to the latest software versions and maintenance releases. Our
expert technical support engineers are available to help you during normal business hours and
hands-on corrective support is available if needed. Flexible payment options are available for
purchase of labor-based services. At all times, Schneider Electric is here for you – to answer your
questions and provide assistance for complex situations.
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Premium Level: The Customer FIRST Premium program is designed for customers that require
a high level of support availability, including 24/7 emergency support, and responsiveness
augmented by additional services designed to empower your business. The Premium program
level combines a comprehensive support and services package that includes expert support from
skilled Schneider Electric resources and priority en route response commitment for on-site
corrective assistance. Your business will keep pace with the latest advancements in Wonderware
products and solutions with access to the latest software version upgrades and maintenance
releases. Additionally, flexible payment options are available for purchase of labor-based
services.
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Elite Level: Schneider Electric offers Elite level membership in the Customer FIRST for
Wonderware Program for those with the most critical business requirements, ideal for large
enterprise or global organizations. Fulfill your demanding needs for support and services with
everything the Customer FIRST Program has to offer, such as: 24/7 access to technical support,
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extensive web-based support, software updates and upgrades and on-site corrective services.
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Your Technical Account Manager can provide their in-depth Wonderware and industry expertise
to facilitate attention to complex issues and relationships on your behalf. Supplement your inhouse resources with the optional services of a full time or part time Resident Engineer. Utilize
the significant discounts available to you for Consulting services to enhance your team’s
capabilities, or to increase your engineering capacity in a flexible manner.
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Minimum purchase criteria may apply. Your sales person can advise you.
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The following chart depicts the core features of the Customer FIRST Support and Services Program
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Customer FIRST Benefits App
Online Training Webinars
En route response commitment for Billable Onsite Corrective Assistance
Discount on Technical Support Consulting Services
Level 2 Direct/Advanced Technical Support
Emergency 24 Hour Technical Support (24/7/365)
Support Usage and Summary Reports
Contract Management/Performance review s per year
Software Maintenance And Utilities
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Technical Account Management Team
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The availability of support and services features as described may vary by region. Individual support and service features will be
provided as appropriate to brand(s), product(s) and selected program level.
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The Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program also offers the flexibility to tailor your Support and
Services to the specific needs of your business by layering Optional Services on top of your core program
level.
Note: The availability of Service and Support Options will vary depending upon the program level you are
enrolled in as well as the Wonderware product being supported. As always, your sales person can advise
you.
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PRICING
The Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program is an annual fee-based software maintenance and
support program. The annual fee is calculated as a percentage of the list price of Wonderware software at
your facilities or sites.
Support Reinstatement for Lapsed Enrollment
Schneider Electric strongly encourages you to renew your Customer FIRST support enrollment on time
and prior to the expiration date. Your entitlement to access Schneider Electric technical support and
service resources will expire on your Customer FIRST agreement end date. Additionally, should a lapse
in your support enrollment occur, you may be charged a reinstatement fee. The amount of the
reinstatement fee may increase the longer the enrollment has lapsed, so please renew your Customer
FIRST enrollment before it expires.
INCLUDED SERVICES
Schneider Electric is focused on helping you transform your operations by empowering you to be more
agile, more efficient, more effective and more competitive, with outstanding, innovative open systems.
The Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program delivers essential support and services to help you
achieve maximum system performance and reliability. Whether you are planning your new installation,
running stable operations with no desire to change anything, keeping your systems up to date with the
latest updates, or planning a major upgrade to your existing installation, the Customer FIRST Program
provides a comprehensive and continuously evolving portfolio of valuable services that help you
maximize your return on investment, mitigate risk and ensure continued success.
Important – Minimum Spend Required Elements on the Matrix: Several service elements in the
Premium and Elite levels are provided at no additional cost to customers that meet a minimum annual
agreement value. These benefits require significant investment from Schneider Electric as they are
resource oriented. Details on the benefits are included in the program offering descriptions and are clearly
identified in the support program matrix.
Examples include:
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Technical Account Management Team
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Included Wonderware Training
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Planning and Technical Advisement (Elite only)
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Cyber Security Readiness Workshop (Elite only)
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Technical Support Consulting Services
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Dedicated Customer Portal
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Complimentary Invitations to Schneider Electric Customer Events
Technical Support and Services
Business Hours Technical Support
Included in the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric provides expert technical assistance during normal business hours via regional
support centers and locally-based service engineers. Each request is processed through a well-defined
multi-level response model that assures a skilled and timely response appropriate to the urgency and
complexity of the reported situation. Reported situations are assessed by support analysts according to
the impact on the customer’s production, safety or environment.
All Wonderware customers are served by Level 1 Wonderware CSP (Certified Support Provider)
distribution facilities during local business hours. Wonderware customers who participate in the Premium
and Elite levels of support are also entitled to contact Wonderware Level 2 direct/advanced support
experts during business hours (see Level 2 Direct/Advanced Technical Support feature below).
Global Customer Support Website Access
Included in the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
Reliable information is the key to effective product and system usage. Schneider Electric makes available
its extensive knowledgebase of technical user documentation, issue solutions, product trends and
software updates through our Global Customer Support (GCS) website. Your website access also allows
you to leverage the knowledge of your peers using our Community forums.
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The Schneider Electric website also provides you with online support case management . You can submit
online service requests for technical support; if qualified for handling as a technical support case, a case
number will be issued. Submitted cases may then be reviewed online by the submitter.
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Primary and Standard level customers are supported by their local Wonderware distributor, therefore, online case management
views will be limited.
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Customer FIRST Benefits App
Included in the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
The Customer FIRST Benefits App is a mobile (smartphone or tablet application) designed to help you
understand your support and service entitlements and provide you with information to help you realize the
value from your investment in the Customer FIRST Program.
The Customer FIRST Benefits App will provide you with the latest information regarding the Customer
FIRST Program, including your technical support ID for accessing support, and real-time notifications of
available software updates that can be downloaded via Electronic Software Delivery (ESD). Learn more
about the people supporting you via the GCS Spotlight Interview, check out our upcoming customer
events and training classes, or send a one-click request to your local distributor for the latest software
updates. The Benefits App is intended to proactively alert you about the availability of new services,
technical support articles, and highlight benefits you can immediately put to use.
The Customer FIRST Benefits App supports both iPhone and Android devices.
Note: Your login credentials for our Global Customer Support (GCS) website are also your Benefits app
username and password.
Online Training Webinars
Included in the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
The journey to performance can be efficient and effective when using well-designed training programs.
Schneider Electric Learning Services provides all the components to effectively bridge the gap between
where you are today in terms of technical performance and where you want your personnel to be in the
future. Your Customer FIRST enrollment gives you access to a wide range of online training webinars
which include a collection of feature specific recorded lectures and software demonstrations.
En route response commitment for Billable Onsite Corrective Assistance
Included in the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric solutions are reliably supported through a remote connection (VPN or web
conference). This approach provides fast, effective support, particularly in emergency situations. In the
event that our Technical Support Engineers/Consultants are unable to resolve your technical support
case using remote support methods, Schneider Electric resources are available to provide hands-on
corrective assistance at your site.
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A skilled Schneider Electric Support Engineer will travel to your site to perform necessary corrective
actions to return your system or application to normal operation. These activities may include system
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troubleshooting, and software restoration or correction due to data corruption.
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While this type of support is typically time-sensitive in nature, en route response time commitment is
determined by the level of Customer FIRST support enrollment:
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Elite – 4 hours*
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Premium – 24 hours*
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Standard – Next Business Day*
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Primary – Next Business Day*
Note: Activities that are not covered by Onsite Corrective Assistance include application work, block
configuration, display creation, historian creation, software installation, preventative maintenance work
and startup support. Labor and materials, travel and living expenses are billable unless otherwise
provisioned. Billable labor hours include travel time, time spent obtaining plant access, time spent onsite
and offsite performing evaluations and preparing documentation necessary for the assigned tasks.
Discount on Technical Support Consulting Services
Included in the following support levels: Standard, Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric Consulting Services enable you to leverage skilled Schneider Electric resources that
can help you manage complex migrations, optimize the performance of your existing assets, conduct
routine performance assessments and assist you with new product deployment. The Customer FIRST
Program provides you with access to discounts on Consulting Services when purchased in conjunction
with your support and services enrollment.
Whether you are planning a new project and need help architecting a solution, or want recommendations
to optimize the performance of your existing application for a single-site project or a global, enterprisewide engagement, we will help you make arrangements with qualified resources within Schneider
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Primary and Standard level customers can expect to be supported by their local Distributor Certified Support Provider.
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Software restoration may be accomplished using install discs or via download. If the customer’s data is corrupt, there may be no
recourse, in some cases, to restore corrupted user data.
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*This commitment is dependent upon availability of regional resources and arrival time is dependent on transportation
contingencies beyond Schneider Electric’s control. Your Schneider Electric sales representative will work with you to define the
response commitment appropriate for your site.
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Electric. As always, Schneider Electric Consulting Services combine best-in-class software technologies
with in-depth process, plant and IT expertise.
For a full list of available Services see our website:
http://software.invensys.com/services/all-services/
Level 2 Direct/Advanced Technical Support
Included in the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Customer FIRST program provides Premium and Elite level members with direct access to
experienced technical resources within the Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support
organization for Wonderware solutions. As such, you have the flexibility of engaging your local distributor
or with Wonderware Level 2 directly for any technical issue you encounter.
Emergency 24 Hour Technical Support (24/7/365)
Included in the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric provides emergency technical support outside of normal business hours for situations
that involve loss or potential loss of an essential function such as a production line, system or plant
downtime situation.
Support Usage and Summary Reports
Included in the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Support Usage Summary Report highlights all technical support case activity, as well as labor-based
cases logged by Schneider Electric’s support management system. The report is distributed via email on
a monthly basis.
Note: For Wonderware customers, this report will include only those cases initiated directly with Level 2
support. If you engaged your local distributor initially for your technical support issue, you may need to
contact your local distributor for a comprehensive summary of your support activity.
Contract Management/Performance Reviews per year
Included in the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric, in conjunction with your local Wonderware distributor sales representative, will review
the Customer FIRST Support and Services program performance periodically with you on a schedule
determined by your program level enrollment. Schneider Electric will take this opportunity to review
technical support activity, both remote and onsite, and other services usage as applicable to the products
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covered by your Customer FIRST enrollment, plus lifecycle management and other technical topics of
value to your site.
The Premium level enrollment includes an annual review and the Elite level enrollment includes twice
yearly reviews.
Software Maintenance and Utilities
Software maintenance releases, service packs, patches, updates and hotfixes
Included in the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
With the Customer FIRST for Wonderware Program, Schneider Electric provides releases and fixes for
covered software related to your application that is released during your enrollment period. This
entitlement applies to software that is in a current lifecycle phase.
Maintenance releases provide corrections to software defects within a software revision level.
Media will be made available upon release, in electronic or physical format as appropriate, during the
coverage period of your program enrollment. Schneider Electric makes no guarantee that maintenance
releases will become available during the agreement period.
Note: Installation labor for version licenses, revision releases, maintenance releases, service packs,
patches and updates, and startup activities is not included in this program feature. These activities may
require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the labor terms of your enrollment will apply.
Software version upgrades and revisions
Included in the following support levels: Standard, Premium, Elite
Keep your software and systems up-to-date with access to software version upgrades and revision
releases. The Customer FIRST program provides you with the ability to upgrade and keep covered
Schneider Electric software continuously current at the Current lifecycle phase.
The version release is the most significant software upgrade. It generally contains major new features
and enhancements. The Revision release generally contains both software correction and minor
enhancements.
License(s) and upgrade media will be made available upon release, in electronic or physical format as
appropriate, during the coverage period of your program enrollment. Schneider Electric makes no
guarantee that version and revision releases will become available during such enrollment period.
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Software version upgrade and revision installation and startup activities are not part of the Customer
FIRST Program - these activities require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the labor terms
of your enrollment will apply.
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Operating Systems and other 3 party software (i.e. operating systems, anti-virus software etc.) upgrades
are not included under this benefit.
Note: Your Customer FIRST enrollment must be active at the time the software version upgrade or
revision is requested. Eligibility to request upgrades and revisions at no charge ends at agreement
expiration. Additionally, the following eligibility requirements must be met:
Version Upgrade Eligibility:
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Upon enrollment, Schneider Electric software must be at the current Version in order to be
eligible for future Schneider Electric Version upgrades. If Schneider Electric software is not at the
current Version at the time the Customer FIRST agreement is executed, the customer must first
purchase the upgrade version to get current. Once the above criteria is met, entitlement to future
Schneider Electric software Versions begins and will continue for as long as an active Customer
FIRST agreement (Standard, Premium or Elite level) is maintained with no lapse in support
coverage.
Revision Upgrade Eligibility:
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For customers enrolled in Standard, Premium or Elite levels of Customer FIRST Program, the
eligibility for the future Schneider Electric revision upgrades will continue for as long as an active
Customer FIRST agreement (Standard, Premium or Elite level) is maintained with no lapse in
support coverage.
Discount on Test & Offline Development System Licenses
Included in the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Test, Simulation, and Emergency Back-up System Program is designed to duplicate or mirror some
or all On-Line (i.e. production) system with an Off-Line (i.e. non-production) system for the purposes of
testing, simulation, or emergency back-up such as disaster recovery or failover. The Customer FIRST
Program provides access to a 50% discount on software licenses to be used for the duplicate system.
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Note: Customers must agree that all software licenses in the Off-Line system will solely be used for nonproduction testing or simulation or emergency back-up purposes and for no other purposes whatsoever.
Applicable system will be non-production off-line except for temporary periods during emergency back-up
situations such as disaster recovery or failover (Off-Line System). The Off-Line system licenses are to be
identical to the On-Line system licenses in product type but may be of lesser quantity or functional
capacity (lower IO, lower tag count, less Equipment). Certain product exclusions may apply – please ask
your sales person for further information.
Software Asset Manager
Included in the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Software Asset Manager (SAM) provides Premium and Elite customers with the ability to automate
the management of their physical software and license inventory as well as providing automated functions
for software update assessment, acquisition and deployment in a secured and private environment.
Wonderware Software Asset Manager is designed to include the most current and cutting edge cybersecurity practices, and is delivered as a non-intrusive, portable service that can be used without impacting
your systems performance or interrupting your production.
Software License Replacement
Included in the following support levels: Elite
The Customer FIRST Program entitles customers enrolled in the Elite level to reissuance of lost licenses
at no additional charge. Customers are entitled to make up to two (2) requests to have lost licenses
reissued during their annual agreement period.
Additional Benefits: Minimum Contract Spend Required
Included Wonderware Training (Classroom, Recorded or Virtual Instructor-led)
Available to the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Get the training solution you need with a comprehensive, world-class training course that matches the
power and excellence of your Wonderware software. You can apply your included training benefit to
attend training courses at our state-of-the-art training facility in Lake Forest, California, or at several
regional offices. Alternatively, take advantage of our flexible training options by accessing one of our
recorded instructor-led online courses. These recorded versions of our traditional instructor-led training
are segmented into 1-2 hour sessions with downloadable labs to practice concepts and procedures.
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Premium – 1 seat*
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Elite – 2 seats*
Note: *This is the base quantity provided to customers meeting the minimum spend. Depending on your
spend, you may qualify for additional quantities.
For more information about Wonderware training visit our website at
http://software.invensys.com/training/wonderware-training/.
Block of Technical Support Consulting Services Included
Available to the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Customer FIRST Program provides qualified enrolled customers with a block of onsite or remote
Technical Support Consulting Services for larger installations. Your block of Technical Support Consulting
Services can be used, for example, for system health checks, security or optimization audits and software
migration review. For a list of available Support Services see Appendix A.
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Premium – 16 hours*
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Elite – 24 hours*
Notes:
1. *This is the base quantity provided to customers meeting the minimum spend. Depending on your
spend, you may qualify for additional quantities.
2. Premium or Elite customers who are qualified for a Technical Account Manager (TAM) can elect
to use these hours for an onsite support visit from their TAM. Unused hours cannot be rolled
forward into the next 12 month term or Agreement coverage period.
Complimentary Invitations to Schneider Electric Customer Events
Available to the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric hosts customer-focused events on an annual basis. These events provide customers
with a tremendous opportunity to meet with Schneider Electric core engineering, development, executive
management and technical support staff, as well as to discuss corporate direction and preview emerging
solutions from Schneider Electric. The Customer FIRST Program provides qualified customers with
complimentary passes to these events.
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Premium – 2 passes*
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Elite – 5 passes*
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Note: *This is the base quantity provided to customers meeting the minimum spend. Depending on your
spend, you may qualify for additional quantities.
Dedicated Customer Portal
Available to the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric offers a web-based Customer Portal that provides a universal window into your global
organization. This tool is designed to better facilitate Schneider Electric’s support and commercial
relationship with you and to enable you to coordinate initiatives and collaborate within your own internal
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ecosystem. Functionality may include the following :
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My Library: Collaborate with users from within your own organization, as well as Schneider
Electric Global Customer Support and other external users (such as your Distributor or SI’s) that
have been approved for access. The Library section also allows users to post objects, code,
documents, etc. to be shared with other users.
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Enhanced report access:
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Global Site listings
o
Purchased license reports
o
Support history reports
Profile and Contact Management: Add users, ensure the integrity of site information, and
manage/restrict levels of access to the portal.
Technical Account Management Team
Available to the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Technical Account Management Team is dedicated to handling complex support requirements for a
select number of customer accounts. As a member of this team, your Technical Account Manager (TAM)
will use their technical problem solving and management skills to act as your dedicated support liaison
within Schneider Electric. Your TAM will coordinate the functional expertise and resources needed to
facilitate and expedite activity on your behalf on all support issues.
You benefit because you will deal with a team of technical experts who start from a baseline of knowledge
about your account and who, over time, will gain expertise in your individual systems and software
applications. In short, the TAM relationship helps you circumvent the common barrage of requisite
technical questions and provides confidence that technical issue resolution remains a priority.
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Customer Portal functionality may vary by brand.
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Annual Lifecycle Assessment and Upgrade Planning Roadmap
Available to the following support levels: Premium and Elite
Schneider Electric understands that you have a need and a responsibility to maintain and upgrade your
software systems as critical parts of your business. Since all products move through lifecycle phases as
they age, you will benefit from having a clear understanding of product lifecycle phases, which have a
direct relationship to the supportability of each product. The Lifecycle Assessment and Upgrade Planning
Roadmap provides you with a top level view of the current lifecycle status of the products in use at your
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site and outlines, at a high level, an upgrade path, allowing you to more effectively plan for the future.
This service focuses on identifying a logical progression for the potential upgrade of your Wonderware
software products.
Note: This service requires a thorough, up-to-date listing of installed Wonderware software. If not readily
available from our customer, it will require our resource to utilize Wonderware Software Asset Manager to
generate this listing. If the use of Software Asset Manager is determined not to be feasible by the
customer, then it will be the customer’s responsibility to provide an up-to-date listing of installed
Wonderware software.
Planning and Technical Advisement
Available to the following support levels: Elite
Working with an expert who understands your operations environment, and has insight into your
infrastructure and business needs, will help ensure that your solution is correctly deployed and
maintained to minimize disruptions and maximize availability and performance. Schneider Electric will
proactively work with you to understand your unique needs, strategic objectives, short term goals and
internal capabilities, in addition to handling technical issues as they occur. Your Technical Account
Management Team may travel to your site to build rapport with your implementation and development
teams to help drive successful projects. The visits will be scheduled up to twice per year, two days per
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visit. Each visit should be scheduled at least three weeks in advance .
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A site visit may be required by Schneider Electric to complete the assessment. Travel and living expenses are not included.
Travel and living expenses are not included.
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Cyber Security Readiness Workshop
Available to the following support levels: Elite
Critical to any industrial manufacturing industry is the growing need to address cyber security, whether
the requirement is driven by internal, industry specific, or a government regulation. Schneider Electric can
assist with identifying compliance shortfalls and implementing regulatory standards. Through these
efforts, Schneider Electric has gained a high level of expertise in assessing, developing and implementing
compliant cyber security programs.
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The first step to embarking on such a program is a Cyber Security Readiness Workshop . Schneider
Electric will use its customer and regulatory experience to help you perform the following activities:

Review the your current cyber security program
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Identify potential gaps between current state and proposed final state
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Suggest a remediation plan to bring identified gaps into compliance
OPTIONAL SERVICES
The Customer FIRST Program provides Optional Services that are designed to further help you reduce
costs, maximize productivity, accelerate projects and protect your investment. Tailor your enrollment in
the Customer FIRST Program with the Optional Services that align best with your business requirements
and strategies.
Flexible Funding for Services
Optional for the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
Customer FIRST Program coverage provides you with labor-based support and services that are billable
at local Schneider Electric labor rates at time of service. These include Onsite Corrective Assistance,
Technical Support Consulting Services, and time spent installing software associated with Customer
FIRST Program features. The service or support engineer’s travel time to and from your site is billable, as
is associated travel and living expenses.
Provisioning the optional Flexible Services Fund with funds that accrue as part of your scheduled
agreement payments allows you to spread payment of applicable labor-based services over the coverage
period of your Customer FIRST enrollment. An appropriate amount can be established based on the
number of anticipated labor hours for your company, site(s) and situation multiplied by the prevailing local
Schneider Electric service rate. Schneider Electric can help you make this determination.
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Usage will be deducted during the enrollment period, and any residual balance remaining at the end of
the enrollment period will be applied to establish a beginning balance of Flexible Services Fund for the
consecutive renewal period of enrollment. See Appendix B for Flexible Services Fund Terms and
Conditions.
Upgrade and Migration Planning
Optional for the following support levels: Primary, Standard, Premium, Elite
Schneider Electric will partner with you to strategize the replacement of your legacy or competitive
systems with current Schneider Electric technology. Your migration plan may include delivery by
Schneider Electric of system configuration drawings, specific upgrade plans and timeline documentation.
Note: This service requires a thorough, up-to-date listing of installed Wonderware software. If not readily
available from our customer, it will require our resource to utilize Wonderware Software Asset Manager to
generate this listing. If the use of Software Asset Manager is determined not to be feasible by the
customer, then it will be the customer’s responsibility to provide an up-to-date listing of installed
Wonderware software.
Customer FIRST for Solutions
Optional for the following support levels: Elite, Premium, Standard
As an optional service to the Customer FIRST program, Schneider Electric has developed a
comprehensive set of services – Customer FIRST for Solutions – to address the unique technical support
and application maintenance requirements through the lifecycle of a customized solution. By combining
Customer FIRST for Solutions with Customer FIRST product support services, you will have access to
both Technical Support Engineers focused on product performance and configuration support, as well as
our highly specialized solution support team with expertise in the entire engineered solution. The
combined product and solution support approach provides a comprehensive suite of services to fully
support a customized Schneider Electric solution through standardized processes, application lifecycle
maintenance and through a single point of contact.
For full details of the Customer FIRST for Solutions Program see Appendix C.
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Software Asset Manager
Optional for the following support levels: Standard
The Software Asset Manager (SAM) eliminates the need to perform labor-intensive tasks by automatically
creating an inventory of software licenses and identifying, downloading, and distributing the relevant
patches and software updates to target machines. With SAM, you can conveniently and confidently know
that you are running the latest versions of your Wonderware software, resulting in reduced cost of
ownership, better enterprise IT security and improved planning capabilities. SAM is included in Premium
and Elite membership and can be purchased by Standard level customers as an add-on.
Customer FIRST Cyber Security Maintenance Program
Optional for the following support levels: Standard, Premium, Elite
The Cyber Security Maintenance Program provides your cyber security team with Business Hours
Technical Support that assures timely response appropriate to the urgency and complexity of the reported
situation. The program includes an annual site visit by a Schneider Electric CISP consultant to assess the
product lifecycle status of hardware and software associated with your Schneider Electric cyber security
solution, who will issue a Compliance Assessment Report that may recommend remediation steps to help
you maintain your cyber security posture at current technology level.
The Cyber Security Maintenance Program includes Emergency 24 Hour Technical Support and quarterly
Compliance Maintenance Program site visits. It also includes Cyber Security Software and Cyber Security
Hardware Maintenance programs for covered Schneider Electric and third party cyber security products
and applications.
For full details of the Cyber Security Maintenance Program see Appendix D.
Customer FIRST Cyber Security Assessment
Optional for the following support levels: Standard, Premium, Elite
Cyber Security is a growing, critical industrial concern, whether the requirement is internal, industryspecific or in response to government regulation. The Cyber Security Assessment establishes the current
architecture, security posture and profile of all assets to be assessed within the systems network and will
result in a network drawing with a system baseline scan.
The Critical Infrastructure and Security Practice (CISP) consultants will conduct a comprehensive
technical review of the current process control network (PCN) infrastructure at a single geographical site,
which will provide you with necessary information to make both budgetary and technology decisions
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relative to critical network management changes, including future growth requirements (both hardware
and software), expense control, technology enhancements, configuration control and proactive network
maintenance.
Technical Account Management Team
Optional for the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Technical Account Management Team access is available to be optionally purchased by Premium and
Elite level customers who do not qualify under the agreement minimum spend qualification requirements.
The Technical Account Management Team is dedicated to handling the complex support requirements for
a select number of customer accounts. As a member of this team, your Technical Account Manager
(TAM) will use their technical problem solving and management skills to act as your dedicated support
liaison within Schneider Electric. Your TAM will coordinate the functional expertise and resources needed
to facilitate and expedite activity on your behalf on all support issues.
You benefit because you will deal with a team of technical experts who start from a baseline of knowledge
about your account and who, over time, gain expertise in your individual systems and software
applications. In short, the TAM relationship helps you circumvent the common barrage of requisite
technical questions and provides confidence that technical issue resolution remains a priority.
Resident Engineer
Optional for the following support levels: Premium, Elite
Increase your on-site engineering capacity by supplementing your resources with a full-time or part-time
Schneider Electric Resident Service Engineer. The role of a Resident Engineer is to address your unique
needs and objectives, provide technical assistance and strategic direction, and to act as your support
advocate within Schneider Electric. Each Resident Engineer possesses a strong background in their
respective area of technical expertise, along with strong communication and management skills. The
Resident Engineer combines problem-solving skills with proactive management skills relating to technical
support and operational issues.
Note: The full scope of work for the Resident Engineer/Consultant will be coordinated by your sales
person in consultation with you and will be clearly defined in your enrollment.
Implementation Consultant
Optional for the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Schneider Electric Implementation Consultant is ideal for large enterprises and global organizations
seeking specific technical expertise that ensures smooth and successful commissioning of new projects
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and maintenance of existing ones. Our Implementation Consultant ensures that best practices have been
engineered into the solution for long term reliability and stability, reducing the cost of ongoing
maintenance. The Implementation Consultant works alongside your System Integrator and engineering
teams on day-to-day project management, optimizing the application of technology, steering project
deployment strategy and resolving issues. The Implementation Consultant brings you value by:
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Ensuring successful project completion by overseeing technology, deployment strategy,
integration and infrastructure dependencies
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Fostering close working relationships with your System Integrator or deployment team and
Schneider Electric Global Customer Support
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Reducing risk of post-implementation issues with best practices “designed-in” to your solution
Proactive System Monitoring Services
Optional for the following support levels: Premium, Elite
The Wonderware Proactive System Monitoring Solution and associated services monitors your
Wonderware applications and system hardware and alerts you to potential issues before they manifest
into real problems.
When the machines and networks running your Wonderware applications run below optimal performance,
you take a hit in productivity, production yields and, ultimately, revenue. The Wonderware Proactive
System Monitoring Solution mitigates these situations and helps you maximize your Wonderware system
performance and your overall productivity. And cost-effective services delivered by Wonderware software
experts make the industry’s best resources available to you to install and maintain the solution, as well as
provide 24/7/365 monitoring services.
Application Clone
Optional for the following support levels: Elite
Schneider Electric application cloning solutions can help you better manage your applications and
expedite replication and resolution on specific technical support issues. An application clone (also known
as a Shadow System) is an exact copy of the software and hardware application. It mimics what is
currently in use in production/runtime mode at your site. The application clone can be hosted at
Schneider Electric Corporate and Regional Headquarters or at your site and accessed via remote
technologies.
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Third Party Software Support
Optional for the following support levels: Elite
Schneider Electric provides expert technical support and on-site technical support for specified nonSchneider Electric manufactured products. Schneider Electric will act as the single point of contact for the
agreed software covered under your enrollment in the Customer FIRST Program.
Note: Support for the Third Party software will be provided per the terms of Schneider Electric’ agreement
with the third party vendor or as agreed to on the Schneider Electric Master License Agreement. .
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QUALITY CUSTOMER SUPPORT PRACTICES
Schneider Electric ensures that the utmost care is taken at every step of the development, manufacturing
and on-going support cycles that, in turn; affect our relationships with our customers. Stringent procedural
methodologies are employed in the daily operations of Customer Support centers.
Support activities are measured against targeted service levels to help ensure we provide a high quality
support experience for our customers. Periodic internal and external audits ensure that organizational
processes stay on track. External surveys help us understand our customers’ perceptions of their support
experience.
Service Capability & Performance (SCP) Certification
Schneider Electric’ world-class reputation for Customer Support excellence is
widely acknowledged. We have a history of customer acclaim and have
successfully achieved the prestigious Service Capability and Performance
(SCP) Certification for many years. SCP certification is administered by Technology Services Industry
Association (TSIA).
SUPPORT MODELS
When you contact any Schneider Electric Global Customer Support facility or a third-party Wonderware
Certified Support Provider, Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) are quickly engaged in answering your
questions in order to help you troubleshoot, diagnose and resolve the issue at hand. Your request for
service enters a globally-shared case management system that ensures every query and issue is
resolved effectively, efficiently and in a timeframe appropriate to the urgency of the reported situation.
Schneider Electric customers are supported by a unified global support organization that is best in class.
Each brand within Schneider Electric provides our Support and Services customers with access to
specialized product resources that have the flexibility to leverage other resources within our global
organization to ensure that our products and services are running at optimal levels, helping you succeed
in the long term.
Wonderware Support Model
Schneider Electric sells its Wonderware software through an extensive global network of Certified
Support Provider (CSP) distributor facilities. CSPs are third-party distributor facilities certified by
Schneider Electric.
Each CSP provides the first point of contact to the customer for any support-related issues. Customers
enrolled in the Primary and Standard levels of the Customer FIRST Program can contact their local
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Wonderware distributor for all support related inquiries. Customers enrolled in the Premium and Elite
levels of the Customer FIRST Program can contact either a local Wonderware Certified Support Provider
or one of the Schneider Electric Global Customer Support Level 2 centers. If the CSP is unable to resolve
the problem, the CSP will escalate it to one of the Schneider Electric Level 2 support centers. Schneider
Electric will then work with the Distributor to arrive at an appropriate solution.
MULTI-LEVEL RESPONSE MODEL (ESCALATION MODEL):
Case movement is as follows:
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1 Level: Certified Support Provider (CSP)
nd
2 Level: Level 2 Direct/Advanced Support (Schneider Electric Subject Matter Experts)
rd
3 Level: Schneider Electric Development
CONTACTING TECHNICAL SUPPORT
To obtain the current contact information for your local Global Customer Support Center or a Wonderware
Certified Support Provider please visit our website:
http://software.invensys.com/support/wonderware/
You can also email custfirstsupport@wonderware.com.
Obtaining Emergency 24x7 Support
Schneider Electric provides emergency technical support outside of normal business hours for situations
that involve loss or potential loss of an essential function such as a production line, system or plant
downtime situation.
Note: Reporting and other ancillary functions are not included under the definition of emergency support.
It is expected that technical support for non-production applications will resume the following business
day, during normal business hours.
Customer FIRST Program Premium and Elite enrollment includes as a benefit emergency technical
support via telephone.
Calls received via our emergency service phone numbers will be automatically routed to a live phone
dispatcher. The dispatcher will then contact one of the available technical support analysts/engineers who
will return the call within 60 minutes.
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Wonderware
Emergency technical support can be obtained by dialing +1-949-639-8500, accessible worldwide.
The Wonderware telephony system will automatically identify your company via your individual phone
user ID. From there, follow the phone prompts to be routed directly to our Emergency Support
dispatcher.
Important: When contacting the Schneider Electric Global Customer Support center for
Wonderware for the first time, you will be issued an individual phone user ID. You should have
this phone user ID on hand every time you call Schneider Electric Global Customer Support. Your
call will not be routed properly via the telephony system if you enter your Customer FIRST
agreement number. Your individual phone user ID can be retrieved from your homepage on the
Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support website or via the Customer FIRST Benefits
App.
Case Submission
Schneider Electric offers you multiple methods for submitting your technical support issue:
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Telephone: Log your issue with one of our technical support analysts or engineers.
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Web: Log your issue using our online case submission form via our technical support websites.
Note: In order to expedite the handling of your technical support issue, you should use one of the above
preferred methods for case submission. Emails sent to our general support inbox should be for basic
informational requests, rather than for requests for support. You can, however, send us an email
message regarding a previously opened case. You should include in your email your Customer FIRST
Program ID and the assigned case number. We will then forward your message to the assigned
Technical Support engineer and reply back to you accordingly.
All cases entered into the Schneider Electric case management system can be accessed by Schneider
Electric support facilities in Europe, Asia, Latin America and North America. The support centers
collaboratively monitor this case-handling stream to ensure that every open case is assigned to
appropriate personnel, who may be located anywhere in the world.
If you are a Wonderware customer your case may be forwarded to your local distributor where they will be
able to assist you in your local time zone. A Technical Support Administrator will reply to you and provide
the name of the distributor that received your issue.
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Gather Helpful Information Before You Contact Us
To make the most of your time when you contact Schneider Electric or one of our Wonderware Certified
Support Providers to request technical support, please have the following information on hand:
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Your Customer FIRST Program User ID, if known
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The assigned case number if this is an open issue
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Product component and software version
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Any patches installed if the issue relates to a software application
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If situation involves a software application only, know the operating system type and version
(example, Windows Vista or XP)
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System topology and design architecture
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Relevant output from diagnostic applications
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Are there any third party hardware cards in the machine?
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Are there any third party software applications running?
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Was the application tried on a different machine?
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Have you tried to reproduce the problem, and if so, what was the result?
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What have you done to troubleshoot the situation?
What Happens When You Request Support
When you contact an Schneider Electric Global Support Center or submit a question via a Support
website, we will quickly process your request. Support inquiries are processed with the following
methodology:
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Receipt of your inquiry is acknowledged.
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Your Customer FIRST Program enrollment level is verified.
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The inquiry is logged into our case management system and the case number provided for
reference.
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The issue is prioritized based on commercial or technical urgency.
Note: When speaking with the Technical Support engineer/analyst, you can request that a
specific priority level be assigned to your case and we'll do our best to accommodate your
request.
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Support Center begins to diagnose and resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
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If the technical support engineer requests that you provide application files for further
investigation, you will be advised of the appropriate available methods of transmission -- via email
or FTP site.
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If necessary, we will strive to reproduce the behavior to help determine its root cause.
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Once root cause is determined, we will determine a course of action with the goal of achieving
problem resolution.
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You will be regularly updated as to the status of your case including any measures taken by
Schneider Electric to escalate your issue to higher level subject matter experts.
Support Escalation Policy
Based on the assigned priority level of your case, Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support
will take appropriate action to resolve your question or issue. That is, given the priority level, here's what
we will do:
Priority Level
Definition
Action To Be Taken
P1 - Critical
System or process downtime, loss of
Schneider Electric Global Customer
essential function, critical business or
Support will work on the case full-time,
operational impact, human safety or
including evenings and weekends as
environmental impact.
necessary, until it is resolved or an
appropriate workaround is found.
P2 - Serious
Feature(s) inoperable, no evident
Schneider Electric Global Customer
workaround, failure of one or more
Support will work on the case full time
components, degraded operation of an
during normal business hours.
essential function, potential business
or operational impact, up against a
hard deadline.
P3 - Moderate
Feature is inoperable and a
Schneider Electric Global Customer
workaround is possible, operational
Support will work on the case during
question, minimal or no business or
normal business hours.
operational impact
P4 - Informational
Informational question, no business or
Schneider Electric Global Customer
operational impact, customer request,
Support will work on the case during
or next day call back is acceptable.
normal business hours.
While it is our intent to resolve your case as quickly as possible, we cannot project an exact resolution at
the onset of the issue. This is because it depends on the complexity of your question or issue and the
speed at which we receive any requested documentation or diagnostic output from you.
Escalating Your Issue
Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support has systems in place to ensure that your incident
will receive proper attention and be processed according to its priority by the appropriate people in our
department, as well as other relevant Schneider Electric departments.
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When Is Your Case Closed?
Schneider Electric will work to quickly resolve your question or issue based on the assigned priority level.
Your case will be closed when it falls under one of these categories:
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Your question has been satisfactorily answered and it requires no further activity.
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The issue has been resolved via a Fix, Patch, Service Pack, or Major / Minor product release.
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Your issue was determined to be a software defect, which will be resolved in a future Patch,
Service Pack, Fix or in the next release of the product. When the Patch, Service Pack, Fix, or
Maintenance Release becomes available, you will be notified by email. Patches, Service Packs
and Fixes will be made available via the Global Customer Support website. Schneider Electric
Patches, Fixes and Service Packs will be incorporated into a future product release.

Your question or issue results in correction in the Schneider Electric product's user manual and/or
on-line help system
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Your issue is caused by running a third-party software or hardware product that is not owned or
distributed by Schneider Electric. We'll explain the cause of the problem and recommend your
next course of action.
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Your question or issue concerns a desired product feature that is not part of the product’s current
release. We will convert your issue into a product enhancement request, which will be forwarded
to Product Marketing for further evaluation.
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You request that you no longer wish for us to work on your question or issue.
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You request that your case be closed.
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We require additional input from you, but cannot reach you after making several attempts via
known contact points (telephone, facsimile, email). However, if you contact us after we have
closed your logged case, we'll be happy to reopen it.
Submitting a Feature Request
Schneider Electric strives to continually improve our portfolio of products in terms of new and improved
features and product performance. We strongly encourage you to submit your ideas and suggestions on
the use of Schneider Electric products.
You may submit your feature requests to us by either contacting your Schneider Electric Global Customer
Support Center or one of our Wonderware Certified Support Providers.
Your request will be initially handled as a case, with entry into our case management system. If your
request is subsequently determined to be more appropriately handled as product enhancement or feature
requests, your case will be “closed” and submitted to Schneider Electric’s Portfolio group. You will be
notified of this action.
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Your enhancement request (defined as a request for modification to an existing product specification, a
new product feature or function) will be logged as such and assigned a tracking number which will then
be emailed to you for reference. The next step is a review and prioritization of all enhancement requests
by the Schneider Electric Portfolio group. These requests will then enter the product definition cycle for
upcoming releases of that product. Requirements for a release are prioritized according to their business
value as determined by the Portfolio Group.
Requests and Eligibility for Software Fix
A “Fix” is a software module designed to correct a single (typically) software defect. Fixes may be tested
via a full quality assurance process or be unit tested (i.e. minimally tested) to speed their delivery to
customers experiencing critical issues. Customers may request a Fix, however, the final decision with
respect to the technical feasibility and appropriateness of providing a Fix rests with Schneider Electric.
Fixes are subject to the following requirements;
1. A Fix must be formally requested by the customer.
2. Members of the Customer FIRST Program (Elite, Premium, Standard and Primary) are eligible to
request Fixes.
3. It is at the sole discretion of Schneider Electric to issue a Fix. Decisions will be based on
feasibility, scope and complexity and other factors.
Remote Support
Schneider Electric utilizes proven remote access technologies to expedite resolution of technical support
issues. These technologies are utilized with customer participation, and used in a way that ensures your
systems’ security. Using remote access technologies can dramatically improve the resolution time of your
issues.
WARRANTY VERSUS SUPPORT – WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
Warranty
Warranty protection is defined by the consumer protection laws of many countries. In generic terms, the
purpose of a warranty is to establish:
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For a specified period of time, a Manufacturer’s obligations in the event that a product fails to
materially perform in accordance with its specifications when properly used.
Warranty protection is provided with the purchase of a product for a time period specified by the
manufacturer or seller. The cost to the manufacturer or seller for providing warranty protection is generally
not visible to the customer. Warranty duration can vary in accordance with consumer protection law in the
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country where a product is sold. And, the seller or the manufacturer can dictate the extent to which warranties
apply. Generally, a manufacturer’s warranty terms will specify whether they will repair or replace a
defective product.
According to the consumer protection laws of many countries, including the United States, if the seller or
manufacturer becomes involved in assisting the customer in diagnosing a malfunction, the costs of that
assistance are the purchaser’s responsibility. The manufacturer or seller is not obligated to provide
telephone support free of charge. If the manufacturer sends a service representative to the customer site,
the site (i.e., the purchaser) is responsible for the labor and travel expenses. The customer is also
responsible for any shipping and handling costs involved in returning a product to its originator for issue
diagnosis, repair or replacement. Individual manufacturers or sellers may provide more generous
warranty terms, but again, in many countries, they do not have a legal obligation to do so.
Important: Schneider Electric warranty coverage does not cover the labor associated with parts
replacement nor does it provide access to telephone support free of charge.
To help ensure that you benefit from an optimal first year experience with your new installation, Schneider
Electric recommends that you supplement your warranty with enrollment in the Customer FIRST
Program.
Support and Service
Schneider Electric offers Customer FIRST support and service coverage for the entire product lifecycle,
which includes the warranty timeframe. Priority access to expert support services can be strategic to a
successful initial year of use. With Customer FIRST Program coverage, access to expert technical
support and comprehensive services will help ensure successful initial operation and on-going customer
satisfaction
LIFECYCLE AND SUPPORT POLICIES
Schneider Electric Product Lifecycle discipline plays a strong underlying role in customer support. All
products move through lifecycle phases as they age. Schneider Electric customers can greatly benefit
from having a clear understanding of product lifecycle phases, which have a direct relationship to the
supportability of each product.
Each Schneider Electric business provides consistent and predictable guidelines for product support,
compatibility, availability and repair for its customers, providing excellent visibility as to where products
are in their lifecycles. Each has established clear and predictable product support timelines to enable
customers to plan product upgrades in advance of reaching obsolescence. This proactive approach
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provides a comprehensive view of product lifecycle phases, phase transition timing, and available support
during each phase.
Information about the products currently supported in each lifecycle phase is posted on the respective
Schneider Electric support websites, and we provide periodic notification of all product transitions from
one lifecycle phase to the next.
Logon to the Schneider Electric Software Global Customer Support Website for Wonderware product
lifecycle information: https://softwaresupportsp.invensys.com/Pages/WonderwareProductLifeCycle.aspx
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SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC CUSTOMER FIRST PROGRAM TERMS AND
CONDITIONS
1. General. The Customer FIRST Program for Schneider Electric Software (“CFP”) is a fee-based software and
hardware maintenance and support program. By paying the CFP Fee and participating in the CFP, Customer agrees
to all of the terms and conditions contained in the Schneider Electric Proposal and these Customer FIRST for
Schneider Electric Software Terms and Conditions (together, the “Agreement”). Any new Software or Goods will be
provided per Schneider Electric General Terms and Conditions of Sale of Goods and Services and License of
Software.
1.1 Definitions.
(a) “Goods” shall mean all products, equipment, materials, spare parts, hardware, supplies, and accessories defined
and supported under the Agreement.
(b) “CFP Fee” shall mean the fees described in the Schneider Electric Proposal to be paid by Customer to Schneider
Electric.
(c) “Schneider Electric Proposal” shall mean the document which may describe, among other things, the specific (i)
support level chosen by the Customer, (ii) Services to be provided by Schneider Electric, (iii) CFP Fee, (iv) payment
terms, and (v) Goods and/or Software covered under the Agreement.
(d) “Software” shall mean Schneider Electric computer software programs defined and supported under the
Agreement in object code form including firmware and custom software, and instructions manuals, specifications and
related documentation in written or electronic form, but excluding Third Party Products, their related instructions
manuals and documentation, for which Schneider Electric grants Customer a license and which are supported under
the Agreement. The terms and conditions of the Software license shall be set forth in Schneider Electric’s end-user
license agreement applicable to the particular Software at the time of delivery or, if such Software does not include an
end-user license agreement at the time of delivery, then in accordance with the Software license terms and
conditions set forth in a written agreement between Schneider Electric and Customer.
(e) “Services” shall mean the support services described in the Schneider Electric Proposal.
(f) “Specifications” shall mean the Schneider Electric standard specifications applicable to the Goods and/or Software
or the specific requirements agreed upon, in writing, between Schneider Electric and Customer in relation to the
Goods and Software.
(g) “Third Party Products” shall mean products and software of a third party vendor. If Third Party Products are
supplied by Schneider Electric to Customer, unless otherwise agreed in writing by Schneider Electric, such supply is
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made on a “pass-through” basis only and is subject to the terms and conditions of the third party vendor, including but
not limited to warranties, licenses, indemnities, limitation of liability, prices and changes thereto.
2. Purchase. The CFP is priced-based on the value of Schneider Electric Software licenses owned (or being
purchased) by the Customer site at the time the CFP Fee is paid and the support level selected by Customer, and, in
the case of Goods, is based on the type and number of Goods owned (or being purchased) by the Customer and the
support level selected by Customer at the time the CFP Fee is paid. Following payment of the CFP Fee, any new
Software or Goods purchased by the Customer during the Agreement term must be purchased with coverage under
the CFP, which will be pro-rated to expire at the same time as the initial expiration date. Alternatively, a Customer
may opt to back-charge applicable CFP Fees for the new Software and Goods at the time of renewal, including back
charges plus a minimum of one year agreement duration. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Schneider Electric,
Schneider Electric reserves the right to increase CFP Fees one time per calendar year. Unless otherwise agreed
upon in writing, Customer shall reimburse Schneider Electric for expenses incurred by Schneider Electric to perform
the Services, including but not limited to travel and living expenses.
To enroll in and purchase the CFP (Standard, Premium and Elite levels provide free software version upgrades) for
Software only, a Customer must possess (not necessarily be running) the most current version of Schneider Electric
Software as a prerequisite. If a Customer is running a non-current / non-preferred version of Schneider Electric
Software, they must first purchase an upgrade to the current / preferred version. Schneider Electric may offer
incentives for Customers to purchase version upgrades.
Except as stated in Section 8.2 (a), the CFP Fee for any initial, renewal, prorated or other term is non-refundable.
Unless otherwise stated in the Schneider Electric Proposal, the CFP Fee and all other fees and expenses under the
Agreement are due and payable by Customer within thirty (30) days of Customer’s receipt of Schneider Electric’s
invoice.
2.1 Support Reinstatement for Lapsed Enrollment. Schneider Electric strongly encourages Customers to renew
their Customer FIRST support enrollment on time; in other words, prior to the expiration date. Customer’s ability to
access Schneider Electric technical support and service resources will expire with the Customer FIRST agreement
end date. Additionally, should a lapse in support enrollment occur, Customers may be assessed a reinstatement fee.
The amount of the reinstatement fee may increase the longer the enrollment has lapsed.
3. Customer FIRST Program Levels for Schneider Electric Software. The CFP portfolio offers a wide choice of
offerings to meet Customer business requirements. Specific program level benefits are described in the Schneider
Electric Proposal and the CFP User Guide.
4. Scope of Support. Schneider Electric provides Services in accordance with the Schneider Electric lifecycle
support policy applicable to the Agreement-covered Software and Goods. The Schneider Electric lifecycle policy is
published on the Schneider Electric brand support websites, and may be referenced in the Schneider Electric
Proposal and CFP Guide. Although Schneider Electric and its Certified Support Providers (third parties retained by
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Schneider Electric to provide Services to Customers under the CFP, including but not limited to Authorized
Distributors and other support providers) may attempt to resolve issues arising in earlier Schneider Electric goods or
software versions, they do not have any obligation to do so under any support level in the CFP unless extended
support for obsolete versions is available and purchased on a product by product basis.
4.1 Support Exclusions.
(a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Schneider Electric, Schneider Electric does NOT provide Services under
the CFP for Third Party Products, including but not limited to Crystal Reports. If Schneider Electric services Third
Party Products at Customer’s written request, Schneider Electric’s services shall be rendered “AS-IS” and without
warranty of any kind and such services shall be for an additional fee at Schneider Electric’s then current service
rates.
(b) Customer shall be responsible for payment for Schneider Electric equipment and materials if Customer’s
employees, agents, consultants or contractors working on Schneider Electric equipment or materials causes
malfunction or failure of such equipment or materials. If such an event occurs, Schneider Electric equipment and
materials will be billed to Customer at the then current rates for such equipment and materials and Customer shall
also pay Schneider Electric for any associated services as a result of such malfunction or failure.
(c) Schneider Electric and non-Schneider Electric system goods and software not specifically listed in the Schneider
Electric Proposal as covered under the support level purchased by Customer are NOT covered under the Agreement.
Technical assistance rendered via any means of personal communication (including but not limited to telephone,
facsimile, postal mail, email, texting, and web-enabled chat), remote connection and diagnosis, material, labor or
other support assistance provided by Schneider Electric to resolve an issue involving non-listed equipment is
chargeable to Customer at the then-current Schneider Electric service rates.
(d) Schneider Electric will NOT provide Services on Schneider Electric software or goods from or repaired by a nonSchneider Electric-authorized agent, distributor, reseller or other third party. If any issues occur that are attributable to
third-party procured material or services, all work performed by Schneider Electric will be subject to invoicing at the
then-current Schneider Electric service rates.
(e) Unless specifically purchased as an option under the Agreement and described in the Schneider Electric
Proposal, planning, installation, testing, and documentation of expansions, modifications and software upgrades of
custom application or third party programs are NOT covered under the CFP.
(f) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Schneider Electric, Goods identified as retired phase or due to become
retired under the Schneider Electric lifecycle support policy during the Agreement term will be excluded and will NOT
be supported.
(g) Goods identified as lifetime phase under the Schneider Electric lifecycle support policy will be supported for a
maximum of one year. The product lifecycle categorization will be reviewed during the annual installed product
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assessment to determine whether it is anticipated that the product(s) will move to the obsolete phase during the next
12 months.
(h) All decisions made by Customer relating to the implementation of Schneider Electric’s advice and
recommendations are the sole responsibility of Customer. To the extent Services are of an advisory nature, no
specific business result is assured or guaranteed.
5. Access to Facilities and Equipment. The Customer will furnish at no cost to Schneider Electric suitable and safe
working space, storage space, adequate telephone, light, ventilation, regulated electric power, and outlets for testing
purposes. These facilities will be within a reasonable distance from Goods or Software covered under the Agreement.
Schneider Electric shall have full and free access to the Goods and Software in order to provide any on-site
corrective support Services under the Agreement. Customer will identify person(s) who will interface with the
Schneider Electric or other designated support center under the terms of the Agreement. Any maintenance or repair
services performed on the Goods or Software by Customer or third party personnel resulting in additional material or
corrective support service requirements by Schneider Electric will be invoiced at then current time and material
service rates.
6. Remote Services Security. (Applicable to systems using RemoteWatch or legacy Schneider Electricproprietary Remote Services) Remote Services communication will be conducted only by Schneider Electric trained
specialists working in a secured area using authorized connectivity equipment with security and auto log-on features.
Access by Schneider Electric to the Customer’s system from the RemoteWatch Server is permitted only via
Customer-maintained security credentials. All session screen information will be recorded and archived by Schneider
Electric with date and time stamp. Data indicating health status of the Customer system will be transported via a
connection initiated from the RemoteWatch Services server. Any work accomplished on a customer system must be
authorized by a customer representative. Communication processors, routers, modems and other equipment used in
conjunction with Remote Services are the property of Schneider Electric and shall be returned to Schneider Electric
upon termination of the Agreement.
7. On-Site Services.
(a) Services or travel in excess of normal workday, and any Services or travel on Saturdays, Sunday or nationally
observed holidays shall be invoiced by Schneider Electric as defined by local practice, or by labor law as applicable,
or as defined in a written agreement between Schneider Electric and Customer. The normal work day shall be
defined by local practice, or by labor law as applicable, or as defined in a written agreement between Schneider
Electric and Customer.
(b) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Schneider Electric and Customer, all on-site Services will be billed to
Customer at the then current Schneider Electric service rates. There shall be a minimum charge of four (4) hours
where hourly rates are applicable, or one (1) day where daily rates are applicable for service and travel time.
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(c) When shift work other than the normal workday is required, a premium rate shall be added for Services during the
other shifts and an additional premium shall be added for work in excess of normal workday during these other shifts,
in accordance with local practice, or labor law as applicable, or as defined in a written agreement between Schneider
Electric and Customer.
(d) Service time committed in advance by Schneider Electric on the basis of pre-specified number of days shall not
be deemed to include overtime or shift work. If overtime or shift work is required on such commitments, the prespecified time so committed in advance shall be appropriately reduced.
(e) Unless the Schneider Electric representative has been released from the job site, or has completed his
assignment, the Customer will pay Schneider Electric charges computed as if the Schneider Electric representative
was working a normal work week, regardless of whether or not the representative is prevented from working due to
delays beyond his control.
(f) Release from the job site shall entitle the representative to return to his point of origin, with travel time and
expenses chargeable to Customer.
(g) Standby time is defined as that time during which an Schneider Electric representative is requested to remain in
readiness and available for Services commencing at the convenience of the Customer. Such time shall be
considered as time worked, whether or not the representative is at the job site, and Customer will be billed
accordingly. If standby time is outside normal working hours, overtime rates will be applicable. Standby time will be
added to time actually worked for the computation of overtime charges, etc.
(h) The Schneider Electric representatives reserve the right to refuse to work under hazardous conditions. All staging
and rigging required for access to equipment to be serviced shall be erected by and at the expenses of Customer or
third parties and shall comply with reasonable safety requirements. The Schneider Electric representative shall
comply with all plant safety regulations given to such representative in writing. However, any protective clothing or
equipment, except the standard safety hat, required by Customer regulations shall be provided by Customer at
Customer’s sole cost.
(i) Schneider Electric representatives are authorized to act only in a consulting capacity and are not authorized or
licensed to operate equipment. All responsibility for operating equipment shall rest with Customer or third parties.
(j) Unless otherwise agreed in writing by Schneider Electric, all parts identified as requiring replacement during a nonwarranty related service call shall be invoiced at Schneider Electric’s current list prices.
8. Term. The term of the Agreement shall be as stated in the Schneider Electric Proposal (“Term”). Notwithstanding
anything else in a Customer purchase order or other order document, or if the Customer purchase order or other
order document is issued for a period of less than the Term of this Agreement, Customer agrees that the Term of the
Agreement shall be the stated Term, and such Term shall take precedence over any other period stated elsewhere. If
Customer issues a Customer purchase order or other order document for less than the full Term, Customer’s failure
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to issue a subsequent Customer purchase order or other order document for the remainder of the Term shall be
considered a Termination for Convenience pursuant to Section 8.2(b) hereafter. Thereafter, subject to the other
limitations and requirements described in the Schneider Electric Proposal and herein, the Agreement may be
renewed for future terms. Renewal of the Agreement requires the mutual written consent of Customer and Schneider
Electric. All software licenses and Goods for a given Schneider Electric brand (including but not limited to Avantis,
Eurotherm, Foxboro, SimSci, Triconex and Wonderware) at a participating site must be covered under the CFP
during the initial term or any renewal or prorated terms.
8.1 Termination. The Agreement may be terminated by Schneider Electric and all Services under the CFP stopped
if:
(a) Customer has breached any of its material obligations under the Agreement and has not cured such breach within
thirty (30) days of receipt of a notice of default from Schneider Electric;
(b) Customer has breached any of its material obligations under any Schneider Electric end user licensing agreement
and Customer has not cured such breach within thirty (30) days of receipt of a notice of default from Schneider
Electric;
(c) Customer does not use the Services for its own internal business purposes or uses the Services to provide similar
services related to the Software or Goods to any third party and Customer has not cured such breach within thirty
(30) days of receipt of a notice of default from Schneider Electric; or,
(d) Customer fails to pay the CFP Fee when due and Customer has not cured such breach within ten (10) days of
receipt of a notice of default from Schneider Electric.
8.2 Termination For Convenience.
(a) Schneider Electric may at any time, without cause, terminate the Agreement and stop all Services under the CFP,
by giving Customer ninety (90) days written notice of such termination. If Schneider Electric elects to terminate under
this Section 8.2(a) prior to the end of the then-current Agreement term, then Customer shall be entitled to a pro-rated
refund of CFP Fees actually paid by Customer to Schneider Electric.
(b) Customer may terminate the Agreement without cause by giving Schneider Electric ninety (90) days written notice
of such termination prior to the specified termination date. Upon termination of the Agreement, Customer shall pay
Schneider Electric (i) all fees and expenses (including but not limited to CFP Fees) earned or incurred in connection
with the performance of the Services under the Agreement until the effective date of such termination (“Fees and
Expenses”); (ii) any and all reasonable costs directly related to Customer’s termination pursuant to this provision,
including costs associated with personnel reassignment, travel and other administrative requirements, which
termination costs equal 25% of the remaining balance of the total Agreement value and (iii) a Termination Fee equal
to 2.5 % of the Agreement value.
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8.3 No Damages for Termination. Schneider Electric will not be liable to Customer for any claims or damages of
any kind arising out of termination of the Agreement in accordance with Sections 8.1 (“Termination”) or 8.2
(“Termination For Convenience”).
9. Suspension of Services. Without prejudice to other remedies available by law, Schneider Electric reserves the
right to suspend Services if Customer does not comply with its obligations under the Agreement.
10. Work Product and Residual Rights. “Work Product” means any new or useful art, discovery, improvement,
deliverable, process, invention, modification, enhancement, product, software, whether or not copyrightable or
patentable, inclusive of all related know-how, trade secrets, and any other tangible or intangible technical material or
information. Any Work Product developed under the Agreement is not to be considered made-for-hire under the
United States Copyright Act and, at all stages of development, will remain the sole and exclusive property of
Schneider Electric. Customer further agrees that it will take all actions and execute and deliver all documents
requested by Schneider Electric in order to evidence Schneider Electric’s rights in and to the Work Product. It is
agreed and understood that Schneider Electric is otherwise free to use its general knowledge, skills and experience
and any general ideas, concepts or know-how and techniques related to or derived from the performance of Services
under the Agreement.
10.1 Confidential Information. “Confidential Information” shall mean any and all information in any form that
disclosing party provides to receiving party in the course of the Agreement and that either (i) has been marked as
confidential; or (ii) is of such nature that a reasonable person would consider confidential under like circumstances.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, Confidential Information shall not include any information, however designated, which
the receiving party can show (a) is or has become generally available to the public without breach of the Agreement
by the receiving party, (b) became known to the receiving party prior to disclosure to the receiving party by the
disclosing party, (c) was received from a third party without breach of any nondisclosure obligations to the disclosing
party or otherwise in violation of the disclosing party’s rights, or (d) was developed by the receiving party
independently of any Confidential Information received from the disclosing party. Additionally, Confidential
Information does not include work product resulting from the Services performed hereunder.
Each party or third party whose Confidential Information has been disclosed retains ownership of its Confidential
Information. Each party agrees to (i) protect the Confidential Information received from the disclosing party in the
same manner as it protects the confidentiality of its own proprietary and confidential materials but in no event with
less than reasonable care; (ii) use the Confidential Information received from the disclosing party only in furtherance
of the business relationship between the parties. Upon termination of the Agreement or upon written request
submitted by the disclosing party, whichever comes first, the receiving party shall return or destroy, at the disclosing
party’s choice, all of the disclosing party’s Confidential Information. Neither party shall, except with respect to its
employees, contractors or agents with a need to know for purposes of the Agreement, disclose to any person any
Confidential Information received from the disclosing party without the disclosing party’s prior written consent.
However, the receiving party may disclose Confidential Information pursuant to an order of a court or governmental
agency, provided that the receiving party shall first notify the disclosing party of such order and afford the disclosing
party the opportunity to seek a protective order relating to such disclosure.
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A receiving party’s obligations hereunder, including the obligations to protect and preserve the secrecy of Confidential
Information delivered hereunder will survive any termination or expiration of the Agreement for a period of five (5)
years from the date of disclosure.
11. Limited Warranties and Exclusive Remedy. Services will be performed in a professional manner and warranted
for a period of 90 days from the date of Service. Schneider Electric warrants that any parts, for Goods which are
supplied while performing Services under the Agreement, will be free from material defects for a period of 90 days
following delivery of such parts. Additionally, Schneider Electric warrants that any Software upgrades, patches,
service packs, quick fix, quick custom, or corrective fixes which are supplied while performing Services under the
Agreement, will be free from material defects for a period of 90 days following delivery of such Software upgrades,
patches, service packs, quick fix, quick custom or corrective fixes. For any breach of these warranties, a Customer’s
exclusive remedy, and Schneider Electric’s entire liability, shall be the reperformance of the Services or repair or
replacement of such parts, Software upgrades, patches, service packs, quick fix, or quick custom.
DISCLAIMER OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES
THE WARRANTIES ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. NO ORAL OR WRITTEN INFORMATION OR ADVICE GIVEN BY INVENSYS, ITS
DEALERS, DISTRIBUTORS OR AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES SHALL CREATE A WARRANTY OR IN ANY WAY
INCREASE THE SCOPE OF THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH ABOVE AND CUSTOMER MAY NOT RELY ON ANY
SUCH INFORMATION OR ADVICE. INVENSYS DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE SOFTWARE OR GOODS WILL
MEET CUSTOMER’S REQUIREMENTS, THAT THE SOFTWARE OR GOODS WILL OPERATE IN
COMBINATIONS OTHER THAN AS SPECIFIED IN INVENSYS’ DOCUMENTATION, THAT THE OPERATION OF
THE SOFTWARE OR GOODS WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE OR THAT THE SOFTWARE,
GOODS OR SERVICES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CYBER SECURITY SERVICES, WILL PROTECT
AGAINST ALL POSSIBLE SECURITY THREATS, INTERNET THREATS OR OTHER THREATS OR
INTERRUPTIONS.
12. Liability Limitation and Exclusion of Damages. In no event shall Schneider Electric be liable for any indirect,
incidental, special, punitive or consequential damages, or damages for loss of profits, revenue, data or use, incurred
by a Customer or third party, whether in an action in contract or tort, even if Schneider Electric has been advised of
the possibility of such damages. Schneider Electric’s liability for damages hereunder or relating hereto (whether in an
action in contract or tort) shall in no event exceed the amount of fees paid to Schneider Electric by Customer with
respect to the Services provided to Customer within the 12 month period prior to the time such liability arose. The
provisions of this Section 12 allocate the risks between Schneider Electric and a Customer and Schneider Electric’s
pricing reflects this allocation of risk and the limitation of liability specified herein.
13. Taxes. CFP Fees and other fees due under the Agreement do not include state, federal, local sales tax, use,
excise, valued added or other similar taxes, all of which will be paid by Customer.
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14. Relationship of Parties. The parties to the Agreement are independent contractors. There is no relationship of
agency, partnership, joint venture, employment, or franchise between the parties. Neither party nor its employees has
the authority to bind or commit the other party in any way or to incur any obligation on its behalf.
15. Customer’s Obligations.
(a) Customer shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend Schneider Electric from and against any claims, damages or
liabilities asserted by any third party against Schneider Electric as a result of Schneider Electric’s access to
Customer’s or Third Party Products including but not limited to claims, damages or liabilities for infringement of any
third party’s intellectual property rights.
(b) Schneider Electric’s performance depends upon Customer’s timely and effective cooperation, including providing
Schneider Electric with reasonable facilities, timely access to appropriate data and information, timely decisions and
approvals and appropriately skilled Customer personnel. Schneider Electric will not be liable for any failure to
perform Services under the Agreement, to the extent that the failure is caused by Customer’s lack of cooperation.
Schneider Electric may rely upon the accuracy and completeness of data, material, and other information furnished
by Customer, without any independent investigation or verification.
16. Severability. If any provision of the Agreement is determined by a court of competent jurisdiction to be in
violation of any applicable law or otherwise invalid or unenforceable, such provision will to such extent as it will be
determined to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable under such law be deemed null and void. The Agreement will
otherwise remain in full force and effect.
17. No Implied Waivers. The failure of either party to exercise any right or option granted under the Agreement, or to
require the performance by the other party hereto of any provision of the Agreement, will not prevent a subsequent
exercise or enforcement of such provisions or be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach of the same or any
other provision of the Agreement.
18. Assignment. Customer may not assign the Agreement, in whole or in part, without Schneider Electric’s prior
written consent. Any attempt to assign the Agreement without such consent will be null and void. Subject to the
foregoing, the Agreement will bind and inure to the benefit of each party's permitted successors and assigns.
19. Translation. The language of the Agreement is expressly stipulated to be English. In the event that the
Agreement is translated into another language, the English language version of the Agreement shall govern for
purposes of interpretation and enforcement.
20. Force Majeure. Except for payments due under the Agreement, neither party will be responsible to the other for
any failure or delay in its performance due to acts of God or other unforeseen circumstances beyond the reasonable
control of either party, provided that such party gives prompt written notice thereof to the other party and uses its
diligent efforts to resume performance.
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21. Compliance.
(a) Restricted Rights Legend - U.S. Government Users. The software is a "commercial item" as that term is defined at
48 CFR 2.101 (October 1995), consisting of "commercial computer software" and "commercial computer software
documentation", as such terms are used in 48 CFR 12.212 (September 1995), and is provided to the U.S.
Government only as a commercial end item. Consistent with 48 CFR 12.212 and 48 CFR 227.7202-1 through
227.7202-4 (June 1995), all U.S. Government End Users acquire the Software with only those rights set forth herein.
Contractor / manufacturer is Schneider Electric Software, LLC, 26561 Rancho Parkway South, Lake Forest, CA
92630. Telephone: (949) 727-3200.
(b) Export Restrictions. Customer agrees to comply fully with all applicable international and national export laws and
regulations, including the U.S Export Administration Regulations and the Office of Foreign Asset Control Regulations,
as well as end-use and destination restrictions issued by the U.S and foreign governments to assure that neither the
Software nor Goods nor any direct product thereof are (i) exported, directly or indirectly, in violation of export laws; or
(ii) are intended to be used for any purposes prohibited by the export laws.
22. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution. The Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance
with the laws of the State of California, USA, without regard to the conflict of laws provisions thereof. The United
Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods shall not apply to the Agreement. The governing
language for the Agreement shall be English, and no concurrent or subsequent translation of the Agreement into any
language shall modify any term of the Agreement and the English language version of the Agreement shall control in
the event of conflict. Any claim arising out of or relating to the Agreement, or the breach thereof, shall be settled by
final and binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) in accordance with its
Commercial Arbitration Rules and its Optional Procedures for Large, Complex Commercial Disputes. The arbitration
shall be heard and determined by a panel of three (3) arbitrators selected by the AAA. The arbitrators shall have
exclusive authority to resolve any and all disputes relating to procedural and substantive questions of arbitrability,
including but not limited to, choice of venue and choice of law issues, and the formation, interpretation, applicability,
scope, and enforceability of this agreement to arbitrate. The parties shall be entitled to conduct discovery in
accordance with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure under the supervision of the arbitrators. The arbitration
proceeding shall occur in Orange County, California. The parties shall equally share the arbitrators’ fees, and the
arbitration and all related proceedings and discovery shall take place pursuant to a protective order entered by the
arbitrators that adequately protects the confidential nature of the parties’ proprietary and confidential information. The
prevailing party in such arbitration shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorney’s fees. In no event shall any
arbitration award provide a remedy beyond those permitted under the Agreement, and any award providing a remedy
beyond those permitted under the Agreement shall not be confirmed, no presumption of validity shall attach, and
such award shall be vacated. No claim may be brought as a class action, combined or consolidated with any other
proceeding, nor may any proceeding be pursued in a representative capacity or on behalf of a class. Neither party
has the right to act as a class representative or participate as a member of a class of claimants with respect to any
claim. Either party may, without waiving any remedy under the Agreement, seek from any court of competent
jurisdiction any interim or provisional relief that such party deems necessary to protect its confidential information and
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property rights, pending the establishment of the arbitral tribunal (or pending the arbitral tribunal's determination of the
merits of the claim).
23. Survival of Provisions. The Sections of the Agreement that by their nature survive expiration or termination of
the Agreement include but are not limited to the following Sections: Section 8.3 (“No Damages For Termination”),
Section 10 (“Work Product and Residual Rights”), Section 10.1 (“Confidential Information”), Section 11 (“Limited
Warranties and Exclusive Remedy”), Section 12 (“Liability Limitation and Exclusion of Damages”), Section 13
(“Taxes”), Section 15 (a), Sections 16-22 and Sections23-24.
24. Entire Agreement. The Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties relating to its subject
matter and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous representations, understandings or agreements whether written
or oral, relating to its subject matter. The Agreement may be amended or modified only by a writing that is signed by
authorized representatives of both parties. The Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which will be
deemed an original, but all of which together will constitute one and the same instrument. No terms, provisions or
conditions of any request for proposal, purchase order, acknowledgement or other business form that Customer may
use in connection with the Agreement will have any effect on the rights, duties or obligations of the parties hereunder,
or otherwise modify, the Agreement, regardless of any failure of Schneider Electric to object to such terms, provisions
or conditions.
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APPENDIX A – TECHNICAL SUPPORT CONSULTING SERVICES
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Wonderware Applications Support – On-site or remote support that assists the customer in
utilizing good engineering practices to leverage the capabilities of Wonderware software. The
provided services may include a system application architecture and application model and code
review; good engineering practice guidance; guidance on new product offerings capabilities and
features and customer specific support.
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Wonderware System Health Check – On-site or remote support to perform a Wonderware
System health check of the customer’s system. The provided services include software health
check to examine the Wonderware and system loggers; evaluation of installed Wonderware
software revision levels; software health check will determine which systems need updates.

On-Site Technical Support for Wonderware System – On-site technical service support to
troubleshoot a Service Request (S.R.) related issue.

Wonderware System Security Audit - On-site or remote consulting support to review the
customer’s automation enterprise design as related to security, Wonderware application security
implementation, review customer information technology policies in regard to defense-in-depth,
best practices, patch management, corporate security policies and procedures related to
automation systems, and make recommendations on actions needed to maintain the security
model for the Wonderware applications and connected legacy/unsecurable devices within the
system.

Wonderware System Software Migration Review – On-site or remote support to provide
guidance to enable the customer to achieve quick and efficient migration to new releases and
technology. The provided services include a review and analysis of existing Wonderware product
application revision levels; identification of migration paths; migration project start-up and rampup assistance and recommendations to utilize new product features
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APPENDIX B – FLEXIBLE SERVICES FUND POLICY
Flexible Services Fund can be used for:
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The following labor-based services associated with Customer FIRST Support and Services
Agreement features:
o On-site Corrective Assistance
o Consulting Services provisioned under the Customer FIRST Support and Services
Agreement
Schneider Electric service personnel travel hours to/from the customer site
Travel and living expenses related to Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement features
Flexible Services Fund cannot be used for:
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Consulting Services not provisioned under the Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement
Labor hours for any activities, products, software, programs and solutions not related to Customer
FIRST Support and Services Agreement features
Travel and living expenses not related to Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement
features
The following terms and conditions apply to the Flexible Service Fund:
1) The Flexible Services Fund may be provisioned by the customer for a value that will accrue during
the coverage period of the Customer FIRST Maintenance and Services Agreement, in accordance
with the terms of the Agreement. Allocation to the Flexible Services Fund may differ each year within
a multi-year Agreement.
2) Customer’s contribution to the Flexible Services Fund will be made together with Agreement
payments in accordance with the agreement billing schedule. It may be increased or decreased at
renewal of the Agreement. Customer’s contribution cannot be cancelled during the annual term or
multi-year coverage period.
3) The scope of services usage can be defined at any time prior to, or during, the Agreement coverage
period. Delivery of services must be taken within the coverage period.
4) As applicable services are provided, the selling price will be deducted from the Flexible Services
Fund. Once the Flexible Services Fund’s value has been fully used, no further services can be
applied. If desired, customer may replenish funding for use during the remainder of the coverage
period.
5) At Agreement expiration, unused Flexible Services Fund balance
a) may be rolled forward, establishing a beginning balance in the Flexible Services Fund upon
renewal of the Agreement for the next coverage period
b) cannot be applied to the Agreement itself on renewal
c) will not be refunded to the customer.
6) If the Agreement is terminated prior to its expiration date, accrued unused Flexible Services Fund
balance will not be refunded to the customer.
7) If the Agreement is terminated prior to its expiration date, a lump-sum invoice will be issued for
Flexible Services Fund usage above the accrued customer contribution.
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APPENDIX C – CUSTOMER FIRST FOR SOLUTIONS
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Support Transition Services – Solution Support Engineers (SSEs) engage in the pre-production
project delivery phases to gain an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the solution and
integration points. This process helps to transition expertise and ultimately ensures continuity of
support for your engineered solution long after the implementation team completes the project.
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Application Support – Each application is unique and may include custom-developed features
and functionality that ultimately address the business requirements. Our knowledgeable solution
support team is readily available should a client experience an issue with the application. They
will focus on the application-specific aspects of the solution, providing efficient resolution and
improving plant performance.
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Integration Support – Integration of front office business systems with manufacturing
applications is often required, and sharing data between systems is frequently accomplished via
custom-developed interfaces that become critical to the overall operation. The solution support
team takes ownership of the integration and will fully support and quickly respond to any issue
that disrupts the data flow between business systems, thus minimizing any impact on the
production environment.
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Sustaining Maintenance – To meet a client’s unique requirements and extend product
capabilities, solution development will typically include custom code and configurations. The
solution support team provides the engineering services required to protect your engineering
investment by ensuring that the custom code and configurations developed by Schneider Electric
are supported over your application lifecycle, providing any code investigation and fixes as
required.
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Solution Knowledge Management – Schneider Electric understands the investment clients
make in documenting their solutions and the value this documentation provides, especially over
the lifecycle of a custom application. Schneider Electric will provide a centralized vault for code
maintenance and document management. All changes to the solution will be reflected in the code
and documentation with formal versioning and an audit trail which makes maintaining your
application highly efficient.
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Offline Application Clone Services – Schneider Electric will maintain an “in-house” test
application – a virtual instance of your production system – to facilitate and streamline delivery of
engineering services and for offline troubleshooting, unit testing, upgrade assessment and
training. This results in expedited issue resolution and greater confidence in the installation of
software fixes as they have been tested on your application.
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Upgrade Assessment and Services – Over time, a solution’s underlying products will mature
and eventually require an upgrade. Other factors such as hardware, operating system or
database version obsolescence/upgrades may also necessitate a need to upgrade Schneider
Electric software to remain compatible. Solution Support Engineers can perform upgrade
assessments to evaluate compatibility of the overall solution. Customer FIRST for Solutions may
also include services for altering the customized part of the application to ensure the overall
solution continues to function as designed after upgrading of the underlying product.
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Solution Consulting Services – Applications and their supporting infrastructure will change as
your business grows, as technology advances, and as new ideas, concepts and processes
develop. These services help IT manage changes related to (customized solutions’) system
architecture, application design, fixes, enhancements, upgrades, and drive consistent application
performance over time.
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Enhancements Services – As business needs and IT infrastructure change, a software
application may need to be updated and additional functionality developed. These services
provide limited enhancements and changes to the custom code and also a team of engineers
who can develop the required additional functionality and extend an application’s value. (Note:
Enhancements and new functionality/features may require a separate Statement of Work and
purchase order.)
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APPENDIX D – CUSTOMER FIRST CYBER SECURITY M AINTENANCE
PROGRAM
Customer FIRST Cyber Security Maintenance Program - Overview
Included Services
Standard Premium
Elite
Common Elements
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Business Hours Technical Support
Schneider Electric provides technical assistance during normal business hours via regional support
centers to customers with Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement coverage. Each request for
Schneider Electric technical support is processed through a defined multi-level response model that
assures skilled and timely attention appropriate to the urgency and complexity of the reported situation.
Reported situations are assessed by support analysts according to the impact on the customer’s
production, safety or environment.
If your Customer FIRST Agreement includes the Cyber Security Maintenance Program and your reported
issue is determined to involve your Schneider Electric Cyber Security solution, then Schneider Electric
CISP technical support will be engaged to help resolve it.
Business Hours Technical Support covers up to four (4) Cyber Security incidents per year, not exceeding
12 hours in total. Unused hours do not roll over to the following year or subsequent Agreement renewal
period.
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Emergency 24 Hour Technical Support
Schneider Electric provides emergency technical support outside of normal business hours for situations
that involve loss or potential loss of an essential function, such as a production line, system or plant down
situation.
If your Customer FIRST Agreement includes the Cyber Security Maintenance Program and your reported
issue is determined to involve your Schneider Electric Cyber Security solution, then Schneider Electric
CISP technical support will be engaged to help resolve it.
Technical support for non-production applications will resume the following business day, during normal
business hours.
Emergency Technical Telephone Support covers up to four (4) Cyber Security incidents per year, not
exceeding 16 hours in total. Unused hours do not roll over to the following year or subsequent Agreement
renewal period.
Compliance Maintenance Program
The Compliance Maintenance Program is a comprehensive top level view of your cyber security posture
of your network against your current security profile. The Schneider Electric cyber security team will
review the current lifecycle status of the network systems in use at your site and outline any key
compliance issues identified as part of the assessment. Schneider Electric will work with you and your
identified team to provide a clear understanding of where your network is in the cyber security lifecycle,
allowing you to more effectively plan for your compliance roadmap. The cyber security team will also
perform a GAP analysis to identify future remediation steps, taking in to account any network changes
since the past Compliance Maintenance visit.
The Compliance Maintenance Program also provides routine scheduled on-site cyber security knowledge
and experience that can help augment current staffing restrictions or knowledge gaps. Consultants will do
the following:
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Perform an assessment of the current security posture
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Review current Cyber Security Life Cycle
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Review any changes to the existing network topology from last baseline
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Review past security profile
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Identify GAPs
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Update Cyber Security Life Cycle roadmap
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Outline remediation steps
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Schedule on-site visits
A Compliance Maintenance Program report documenting findings will be supplied to customer following
the site visit.
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Elite: Two weeks per quarter; maximum four visits per year.
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Premium: One week per quarter; maximum four visits per year.
Notes: Unused time will not roll forward to successive quarters within the Agreement coverage period, nor
upon renewal of the Compliance Maintenance Program-inclusive Agreement.
Compliance Assessment Report
The Compliance Assessment Report involves an Schneider Electric CISP consultant making one visit
annually to your site to review the current network topology against current security profiles and to
provide a delta analysis outlining what, if any, remediation steps may be required. Schneider Electric will
work with you to provide a clear understanding of your current network state, allowing you to more
effectively plan for your compliance roadmap.
Services performed include:
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An assessment of the current security posture
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Review of any changes to the existing network topology from last baseline
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Review of past security profile
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Identify deltas
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Outline remediation steps
The Compliance Assessment Report will be provided to you within the timeframe specified in your
agreement following the site visit.
To qualify for this service, a Compliance Maintenance Program assessment must be available.
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Software Elements
Cyber Security Software Maintenance
The Cyber Security Software Maintenance Program involves a site visit to assess the lifecycle status of
Schneider Electric software previously installed as part of a CISP Cyber Security solution.
The CISP consultant will review the current releases, service packs, patches, and updates for Schneider
Electric software related to your cyber security solutions. Schneider Electric makes no guarantee that
maintenance releases will become available during the agreement period.
Activities will include:
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Review of current software status including version, revision and maintenance releases, patches,
and updates
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Provision of a report recommending any necessary remediation steps
One site visit for Cyber Security Software Maintenance is performed annually.
Notes:
1. The software support terms of your Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement apply to
software changes recommended by the Cyber Security Software Maintenance report.
2. Installation and startup activities require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the labor
terms of your Agreement will apply.
Cyber Security Software Maintenance – 3rd Party
Cyber Security Software Maintenance − Third party involves a site visit to assess the lifecycle status of
third party software previously implemented as part of a CISP Cyber Security solution.
The CISP consultant will review the current releases, service packs, patches, and updates for Schneider
Electric software related to your cyber security solutions. Schneider Electric makes no guarantee that
maintenance releases will become available during the agreement period. This service includes:
Activities will include:

Review of current software status including version and incremental releases, patches and
updates

Provision of a report recommending any necessary remediation steps
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One site visit for Cyber Security Software Maintenance – 3 Party is performed annually.
Notes:
1. The terms of this Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement apply to third-party software
changes recommended by the Cyber Security Software Maintenance report.
2. Installation and startup activities require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the labor
terms of your Agreement will apply.
Hardware Elements
Cyber Security Hardware Preventive Maintenance
Cyber Security Hardware Preventive Maintenance involves a site visit to assess the reliability and
performance of the Schneider Electric hardware products previously installed as a part of a CISP Cyber
Security solution. The CISP consultant will perform a comprehensive review of the current network
system.
Activities will include:

Review current hardware status for maintenance, releases, product alerts and open cases
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Analysis of system conditions to ensure it is operating with in pre-defined specifications
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Provision of a report recommending any necessary remediation steps
The Cyber Security Hardware Preventive Maintenance site visit does not include installation of version
licenses, revision releases and maintenance releases, or any startup activities. These and other activities
that fall outside of maintenance scope of work and require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which
the labor terms of this Agreement will apply.
Notes:
1. The terms of this Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement apply to hardware changes
recommended by the Cyber Security Preventive Maintenance report.
2. Installation and startup activities require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the labor
terms of this Agreement will apply.
One site visit for Cyber Security Preventive Maintenance is performed annually.
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Cyber Security Hardware Maintenance – 3rd Party
Cyber Security Hardware Preventive Maintenance – Third party involves a site visit to assess the
reliability and performance of the third-party hardware products previously installed as a part of an
Schneider Electric CISP Cyber Security solution. The CISP consultant will perform a comprehensive
review of the current network system.
Activities will include:
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Review current 3 Party hardware status for maintenance, releases, product alerts and open
cases
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Analysis of system conditions to ensure it is operating with in pre-defined specifications
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Provision of a report recommending any necessary remediation steps
The Cyber Security Hardware Maintenance site visit does not include installation of version licenses,
revision releases and maintenance releases, or any startup activities. These and other activities that fall
outside of maintenance scope of work and require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the
labor terms of this Agreement will apply.
Notes:
1. The terms of your Customer FIRST Support and Services Agreement apply to hardware changes
recommended by the Cyber Security Preventive Maintenance report.
2. Installation and startup activities require the scheduling of a separate site visit for which the labor
terms of your Agreement will apply.
One site visit for Cyber Security Preventive Maintenance – Third party is performed annually.
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