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Informatica Cloud and Product Description Schedule Informatica Cloud and Product Description Schedule INFORMATICA CLOUD AND PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SCHEDULE (“CDS and PDS”) VERSION 34.2 AUGUST 6, 2021 Note: Informatica Cloud and Product Description Schedule, Version 34.2, effective August 6, 2021, applies to Informatica Pricebook, Version 34.2, Software SKUs set forth in the applicable Exhibit A or product order form, subject to the note set forth on the following page. INFORMATICA LLC PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION VERSION 34.2 – EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 2021 PAGE 1 Informatica Cloud and Product Description Schedule CLOUD AND PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SCHEDULE VERSION APPLICABILITY: INFORMATICA CLOUD AND PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SCHEDULE, VERSION 34.2 EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 2021 APPLIES TO INFORMATICA PRICEBOOK, VERSION 34.2. YOUR PURCHASES ARE GOVERNED BY THE CLOUD AND PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AT THE TIME OF THE APPLICABLE ORDER. IF THE APPLICABLE ORDER INCLUDES LEGACY SKUS, AN EARLIER VERSION MAY APPLY TO THOSE SKUS, WHICH MAY BE VIEWED AT HTTP://NETWORK.INFORMATICA.COM/. INFORMATICA LLC PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION VERSION 34.2 – EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 2021 PAGE 2 Informatica Cloud and Product Description Schedule TABLE OF CONTENTS INTELLIGENT CLOUD DATA MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................ 13 Intelligent Cloud Data Management ............................................................................................................................................................... 13 Intelligent Cloud Data Management - Overage Protection ............................................................................................................................ 16 DATA AS A SERVICE (DAAS) ADDRESS CONTENT AND WEB SERVICE SUBSCRIPTIONS .................................. 16 Geo Coding Option for Cloud .......................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Premium Address Cleansing and Validation for Cloud ................................................................................................................................... 18 Address Code Lookup Premium Address Cleansing Subscription ................................................................................................................... 20 Consumer Segmentation (CAMEO) Option Subscription ................................................................................................................................ 20 Email Verification with Hygiene Option .......................................................................................................................................................... 21 Geo IP Location ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Geo Coding Option Subscription ..................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Global Phone Number Validation ................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Global Phone Number Validation and Email Verification with Hygiene Bundle ............................................................................................. 23 Informatica Address Verification Cloud Web Service Transactions ................................................................................................................ 23 Non-Postal Address Cleansing and Validation Subscriptions .......................................................................................................................... 24 Premium Address Cleansing and Validation Subscriptions ............................................................................................................................. 24 Single-Line Premium Address Cleansing ......................................................................................................................................................... 26 Supplementary Data Premium Address Cleansing Subscription ..................................................................................................................... 27 US Number Portability Verification for Global Phone ..................................................................................................................................... 27 USA National Change of Address Verification ................................................................................................................................................. 28 AddressDoctor Software Library ..................................................................................................................................................................... 28 AddressDoctor Software Library Lab .............................................................................................................................................................. 28 DATA INTEGRATION .................................................................................................................................. 29 B2B ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29 B2B Data Exchange for MDM - Product 360 ................................................................................................................................................... 29 Data Transformation ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 29 B2B - Options .................................................................................................................................................................................. 30 B2B Data Exchange GDSN Accelerator for MDM - Product 360 ..................................................................................................................... 30 B2B DQ Developer Option .............................................................................................................................................................................. 30 Data Engineering ............................................................................................................................................................................ 31 Data Engineering Integration .......................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Data Engineering Quality ................................................................................................................................................................................ 32 Data Engineering Streaming ........................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Data Quality for Data Engineering .................................................................................................................................................................. 33 Data Engineering - Options ............................................................................................................................................................ 35 Identity Match Option on Hadoop .................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Data Engineering Developer ........................................................................................................................................................... 35 Data Engineering Integration Developer Edition ............................................................................................................................................ 35 Data Engineering Integration Developer Named User.................................................................................................................................... 36 Data Quality for Data Engineering Developer Named User ............................................................................................................................ 36 Data Engineering Quality Developer Named User .......................................................................................................................................... 38 Data Engineering Streaming Developer Named User ..................................................................................................................................... 39 DI Server Add-On Developer Named User ...................................................................................................................................................... 39 DQ Server Add-On Developer Named User .................................................................................................................................................... 40 Data Integration Hub for MDM .....................................................................................................................................................
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