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Proactis Project Kickoff DLA Piper December 19, 2018 Chris

Agenda Implementation RACI Document Integration Project Scope Methodology Overview Approach Guidelines Implementation Phases Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Project Governance Discovery Topics Implementation RACI Document Integration

Project Scope Statement of Work Review

SOW Scope

SOW Scope

SOW Scope

SOW Timeline

Methodology Implementation Approach/Guidelines

Methodology Approach Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Methodology Approach Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live Our approach to solution implementation centers on a proven methodology designed to effectively and efficiently implement the Proactis solutions in support of your requirements and business objectives. Foundational Principles: Utilize Proactis’s hosted implementations consulting expertise to assist our clients with meeting their project objectives. Communicate a clear plan that sets proper expectations, indentifies critical path events, and a defined series of tasks. Listen to our client's business needs in order to jointly design the solution which will meet or exceed their program goals. Recommend practical solutions that are in line with defined business requirements. *

Methodology Guidelines * 07/16/96 Methodology Guidelines Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live Proactis’s best practice is to use a define set of deliverables as the “success criteria” for moving through implementation phases. Fundamental Guidelines: The Client and Proactis agree on a set of project deliverables that will govern each phase of the implementation. Each deliverable is designed to ensure agreement and/or completion of critical implementation tasks. The project cannot move forward without an agreement between all parties. The Client and Proactis understand and assign the required resources to deploy the solution. Experienced resources with deep knowledge of the client business drive the goals of the program. *

Implementation Phases Procure-To-Pay

Methodology Phases Proactis’s ASSURE implementation model is Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live From project initiation to go-live, all Proactis’s implementation activities and deliverables are enabled by proven implementation tools and templates focused on accelerating the implementation. The implementation methodology is comprised of the following phases: Proactis’s ASSURE implementation model is Discover Review scope, develop a detailed project plan, onboard project resources, formalize project goals, kick-off communication and project cadence. Design Validate the solution against business requirements, identify gaps and solutions, document functional and technical specifications, and ratify the end-state system. Configure Complete the configuration and documentation required to support the defined solution; including test plans and supplier onboarding. Test Validate that the solutions support business requirements, and begin preparation for the training and deployment phase Deploy Enable solution through technical deployment, end user training, and supplier enablement. Transition Monitor the solution against key performance indices (KPIs), transition project to steady state teams, document lessons learned

Discover Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Discover Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live During this project phase, the Client and Proactis will be deploying resources and kicking off planning activities. It is during this phase that the Proactis and Client project team will understand detailed scope and develop the project plan, Discovery materials, schedule, and participants. Key Activities: Project kickoff meeting to discuss the implementation with client’s core project management team Validate project scope and goals Review Proactis implementation process and synchronize with Client’s approach Develop project plan and incorporate into overall program plan Finalize Proactis and client resource requirements Develop project discovery materials Update standard materials for client’s scope Define and enable project governance model Common Deliverables: Draft Project Plan Discovery Schedule Discovery Materials Project Governance Model *

Design Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Design Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live The object of this phase is to conduct a series of solution validation meetings focused on identifying, defining, and documenting the functional and technical requirements of the solution. Design Documents created during this phase will guide future build, configuration, and testing activities. Key Activities: Solution Design meetings, which include: Solution overview and deep-dive sessions (all solutions) Master data review (e.g. units of measure, currencies, locations/plants, etc.) Solution design and configuration sessions, including: Application and Reporting requirements Interface/Integration requirements to support the processes in scope Development of the test plan Client Training Requirements and plan creation Common Deliverables: System Blueprint Specification Proactis Integration Design Client Integration Design Initial Test Plan Final Project Plan *

Configure Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Configure Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live During this project phase, the client and Proactis will use the design documents to begin building and configuring the system. In parallel to build and configure activities, preparation for the testing phase will begin including creation of the test plan during this phase. Key Activities: Build and unit test in-scope systems per the Blueprint document Load master data Build in-scope interfaces Create test scenarios Create Client defined test scripts Identify control set of master data Common Deliverables: Test Plan and Scenarios Test Scripts Test System(s) Configured *

Test Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Test Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live During this phase, Proactis and Client will test the system to ensure that it functions according to the Blueprint and Integration Design documents. Key Activities: Integration testing between Proactis and Client Platform Application functional testing against Client test scripts Solution user acceptance testing Cutover planning to support Deploy Phase Creation of Steady State Support Plans Train-the-trainer sessions Creation of Client training material Confirm Client training schedule Go Live decision Common Deliverables: Executed Test Scripts Issue List Solution Acceptance Cutover Plan Steady State Support Process Plan Train-the-Trainer Sessions Complete *

Deploy Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Deploy Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live During this phase Proactis and Client will deploy the system by conducting training, issuing key go live communications to users and suppliers, implementing cutover activities, and releasing the system for go live activities. Key Activities: Schedule transition for engagement of support centers Execution of cutover plan Supplier and catalog enablement End user training Decommission legacy systems (if applicable) Common Deliverables: Production System(s) Configured *

Transition Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition * 07/16/96 Transition Phase Discover Design Configure Test Deploy Transition Go Live During this phase Proactis and Client will monitor system performance and transactional data for the purpose of determining the operational stability of the platform. The Stabilization phase begins at Client go live. Key Activities: System monitoring Transition support provided by the core project teams for resolution of priority technical issues Provide escalation path for system integration, configuration, and development resources Conducted transition meetings with relevant support teams Communicate action plans and estimated resolution timeframes for items documented on the open issues log Review Lessons Learned Enable Steady State Support processes Common Deliverables: Support Processes Enabled Steady Support Process Document Go Live Issues Disposition Transition to Account and Operational Management Lessons Learned *

Project Governance

Subject Matter Experts Project Governance Adhering to a formal project management structure is an essential component of a successful implementation, with reciprocal communication being the most fundamental element of the governance process. Proactis DLA Piper Steering Committee Executive Sponsor Executive Sponsor Commercials Client Executive Relationship Owner Core Project Team Project Manager Project Manager Workstream Leads Subject Matter Experts Extended Project Team Supplier Onboarding Supplier Management Customer Support Change Management Product Management Product Development

Steering Committee Proactis DLA Piper The Steering Committee is the top escalation point for the project and performs the following functions: Provides a controlling mechanism for overall project progress and Change Orders Meets at monthly intervals during implementation Members include: Customer executive sponsor(s) Executive sponsor at Proactis Commercial leads and program managers (as needed)

Commercial Team Proactis DLA Piper The person(s) responsible for the commercial side on the Customer side performs the following functions: Own and manage the project change order process Manage any commercial aspect of the project Members include: Proactis Account Executive and/or Proactis Strategic Account Manager Responsible Commercial/Relationship owner at Customer

Core Project Team Proactis DLA Piper Proactis and Customer Teams responsible for successfully delivering the project per the Statement of Work and perform the following functions: Participates in all project phases Ensures that the delivered solution meets internal stakeholder expectations Responsible for communication and expectation management with stakeholders Members include: Project managers from Proactis and the Customer Workstream leads from Proactis Proactis solution consultants Customer subject matter experts Customer IT representatives assigned to the project

Extended Project Team Proactis DLA Piper Supporting teams performing the following functions: Participate in project phases as required Support Core Project Team as needed Members include: Proactis Product Management in support of any new product features Supplier Onboarding teams (when supplier onboarding is in scope) Proactis Global Customer Care for Transition phase support and turnover Customer Supplier Management to handle supplier prioritization, communications and onboarding (when supplier onboarding in scope) Customer Change Management to manage communication and rollout planning

* 07/16/96 Discovery Topics *

Discovery Topics Locations/Organizations Users/Workflow Suppliers Document Integration SSO Next Steps

Implementation RACI

Detailed Implementation RACI The following slides contain a Responsibility Assignment Matrix or RACI chart that outline the activities and responsibilities in each phase of the implementation. RACI is an acronym with each letter defined as follows: R = Responsible (Doer) The Responsible party is the one responsible for performing and completing the activity or deliverable. Other parties may support the Responsible party with the activity or deliverable, but the responsible party is ultimately responsible for completion of the activity or deliverable. A = Accountable (Approver) The Accountable party is ultimately responsible for ensuring correctness of the activity or deliverable performed or provided by the Responsible party. The Accountable party would also act as the approver or formal sign-off for deliverables. C = Consulted (Contributors) The Consulted party participates in the activity or deliverable as the subject matter expert or provides consultative input into the task or deliverable. I = Informed (Interested Parties) The Informed party is updated on progress and/or delivery of the activity or deliverable.

Implementation RACI – All Phases Description Proactis Customer Overall program management I R Project management of Proactis tasks and Proactis teams Change management Supplier enablement and onboarding management Maintenance/operation of ERP/middleware including monitoring and error resolution C Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Implementation RACI – Discover Phase Description Proactis Customer Finalize Proactis resource plan and deploy resources R I Finalize Customer resource plan and deploy resources C Develop Workshop Schedule based on Proactis recommended session list Document any required as-is or to-be business processes Update standard workshop materials to Customer scope Develop project kick-off material and coordinate the project kick-off meeting Define project governance structure and align implementation methodology Create the Proactis Draft Project Plan A Create Customer draft program plan and Incorporate Proactis Draft Project Plan Provide list of Customer workshop participants based on roles identified Schedule resources and manage logistics for workshops per agreed upon schedule Coordinate any required Customer inputs to the Discover Phase Conduct final sign-off for exiting the Discover Phase Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Implementation RACI – Design Phase Description Proactis Customer Update Proactis Draft Project Plan to create Proactis Baseline Project Plan R A Lead workshops to gather design decisions Attend workshops with appropriate resources with authority to make decisions C Ensure appropriate representation in workshops across business units Make key design decision decisions around process and configuration Document any solution gaps identified during the workshops Determine training requirements and develop training plan Create Proactis Integration Design documents Create Customer Integration Design documents Determine testing participants and manage logistics I Conduct final sign-off for exiting the Design Phase Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Implementation RACI – Configure Phase Description Proactis Customer Build Activities Build Integration Mappings per the Proactis Integration Design documents R C Build in-scope back end interfaces per Customer Integration Design documents Configure firewall, if required, to enable communication with Proactis systems Configure back end systems to prepare for in-scope integrations Unit test mapping build I Unit test back end configuration and interface build Conduct final sign-off for exiting the Build Phase A Test Preparation Activities Create overall program test plan Provide Proactis standard integration test cases/scripts Incorporate Proactis standard integration test cases/scripts into overall test plan Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Implementation RACI – Test Phase Description Proactis Customer Integration Testing Activities Lead testing meetings, including defect/triage during test phase C R Manage defects assigned to Proactis I Manage business process issues which do not have a technical solution Manage defects and drive resolution of defects with back end interfaces Maintain issues list for all issues reported during the integration testing phase Initiate integration test scenarios where Proactis is the source system A Initiate integration test scenarios where Customer ERP is the source system Document test execution results Conduct final sign-off for exiting the Integration Test Phase Deployment Preparation Activities Develop Cutover Plan for Proactis in-scope systems Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Implementation RACI – Deploy Phase Description Proactis Customer Provide Proactis Support Process document detailing support/escalation procedures R I Document Customer steady state support procedures Execute Proactis tasks in Cutover Plan to deploy Proactis Production Platform A Execute Customer tasks in Cutover Plan Publish steady state support procedures C Verify production system(s) Begin transition process to Customer help desk (Level 1 support) Begin transition process to Proactis Global Customer Support team (Level 2) Initiate user go-live communications Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Implementation RACI – Transition Description Proactis Customer Provide escalation path for priority one and/or priority two tickets R I Manage defects assigned to Proactis Schedule post deployment checkpoint meetings with Proactis C Provide points-of-contacts for key operational areas Perform final communications to suppliers Plan, manage, and communicate rollout to user community Manage open issue log for the duration of the post-deployment Transition phase Transition from project team to Proactis Global Customer Support Implement steady state support (Level 1) Responsible – Accountable – Consulted – Informed

Customer Document Integration * 07/16/96 The Business Network Customer Document Integration *

Agenda Architecture Implementation High-Level Architecture Document Types Available Document Standards Supported Connectivity Standards Document Translation Transaction Logging Alerts Transaction Monitoring Implementation Key Activities & Responsibilities Customer Resources Required

High-Level Architecture * 07/16/96 High-Level Architecture Proactis Cloud Buyer Supplier THE BUSINESS NETWORK Receive POs Create PORs, ASNs Invoices, View Payments PORTAL SUPPLIERS ERP PORTAL Transactional Documents INTEGRATED SUPPLIERS EDI / XML Transactional Documents Middleware  eMail Fax *

Document Types Available Description Direction PO Purchase Order contains the order details for goods/services  POC Purchase Order Change contains changes to or cancels the original PO POR Purchase Order Response indicates acceptance or rejection of the PO/POC  GRN Goods Receipt Notification contains information on items received by the buyer ASN Advanced Shipment Notification contains packaging/shipment tracking information INV Invoice contains the details of the amount due for goods and services on a PO IR Invoice Response indicates acceptance or rejection of the Invoice SES Service Entry Sheet contains details of the service(s) provided SESR Service Entry Sheet Response indicates acceptance or rejection of the SES RA Remittance Advice contains payment information related to an invoice

Document Standards Supported Buyer Type Portal Supplier Integrated xCBL Integrated PIDX Integrated CIDX Integrated cXML Integrated EDI (X12) xCBL Buyer PO, POR, CO, INV, GR, ASN, IR, SES, SESR PO, POR, CO, INV, GR, ASN, IR, RA, SES, SESR PO, POR, CO, ASN, GR, INV, IR, FT/SES  PO, POR, CO, INV, ASN, GR   PO, CO PO, CO, INV, ASN, POR CIDX Buyer PO, POR, CO, COR, ASN, INV, GR PO, POR, CO, COR, ASN, GR, INV N/A PO, POR, CO, ASN, INV, GR  N/A PIDX Buyer NA FT/SES PO, POR, CO, ASN, INV, GR, CA, IR, FT/SES cXML Buyer PO, POR, CO, INV, ASN, GR

Connectivity Standards Protocol Transport Level Security Message Level Security Attachment Support Technical Ack Web Services Yes Simple Agent No AS2 FTP Yes (FTPS/SFTP) MML RosettaNet

Document Translation Middleware ERP Customer Landscape The Business Network ERP XML Format Purchase Order Change / Cancel Order Purchase Order Response Advanced Ship Notice Invoice / Credit Memo Proactis xCBL XML ERP Purchase Order Middleware XML Transform Engine Change / Cancel Order Purchase Order Response Advanced Ship Notice Invoice / Credit Memo

Transaction Logging The Business Network provides a web-based “Document Tracking” tool: Allows Customer administrators and Accounts Payable to track all document activity Data is available for 2 years online through the TBN Document Search page Offline archive access for 7 years (10 for invoicing) upon written request via service ticket

Alerts As part of the web-based interface for document tracking, the TBN provides alert capability: Alerts can be enabled to alert via the web based tool and/or email The alerts can be configured for different document events such as successful delivery or errors

Transaction Monitoring Automation The Business Network will automatically reprocess failed documents In an effort to minimize errors when Customer or Supplier systems are temporarily offline, failed documents are reprocessed every five (5) minutes for up to one (1) hour Technical Support Services Proactis Global Customer Support Organization (GCS) monitors for alerts and document failures

Key Activities & Responsibilities Conduct Integration Workshops (Joint) Create Mapping Design Documents (Hubwoo) Create ERP/Middleware Design Documents (Customer) Conduct Connectivity Test (Joint) DESIGN Develop XSLT Mappings (Hubwoo) Configure ERP/Middleware for Integration (Customer) Configure The Business Network UAT Portal (Hubwoo) Migrate Configuration and Mapping to Test Environment (Customer) BUILD Execute Test Scripts (Joint) Address Issues Uncovered During Testing (Joint) Re-execute Test Scripts (Joint) Sign-off on Production Deployment (Customer) TEST Migrate ERP/Middleware Config/Mapping to Prod (Customer) Configure The Business Network Prod Portal (Hubwoo) Verify Production Migration (Customer) Transition to Steady State (Joint) DEPLOY

Customer Resources Required Responsibilities Involvement IT PM Responsible for managing on-time delivery of Customer technical activities Coordinate participation of technical Customer team and technical consultants Provide IT input into design Act as liaison with Customer development resources Medium Integration SME Provide subject matter expertise concerning ERP integration design and configuration Create ERP integration design for in-scope interfaces Work with developers and act as liaison developers Work with Hubwoo to define mappings and test cases Perform any necessary back end configuration Validate test results and execute test cases High Integration Developer Create technical design specifications as needed Development of customer back-end interfaces as needed based upon design Infrastructure / Network Customer Infrastructure / Network Analyst Provide network and security (internet) access Configuration of firewall settings, remote systems access Low Internal Audit Review design for audit internal control compliance