Global Trade Compliance Statement
AspenTech is committed to responsible global business and compliance with the trade control laws and regulations that apply to our software, technology, services, and digital solutions.
How Trade Compliance Applies
AspenTech provides software, cloud and SaaS solutions, digital platforms, services, support, updates, and technical information to customers worldwide. These activities may involve cross-border access to software, technology, data, or services, making trade compliance an integral part of our business.
Applicable Requirements
AspenTech complies with applicable export control, sanctions, customs, and import/export requirements in the countries and regions where we operate. These requirements may depend on destination, end user, end use, ownership and control, restricted-party status, and other regulatory considerations.
Our Compliance Approach
Our compliance approach addresses sanctions, restricted-party exposure, diversion risk, deemed exports and reexports, end-use and end-user diligence, encryption, artificial intelligence, cloud access, remote support, and emerging technology controls.
- Product, software, and technology classification
- Licensing, authorization, and restriction reviews
- Restricted-party and sanctions screening
- End-use, end-user, and third-party diligence
Partner Expectations
AspenTech does not knowingly engage in transactions prohibited by applicable trade controls or sanctions programs. Employees and third parties acting on AspenTech’s behalf may not bypass, evade, divert, or facilitate diversion around trade controls. Potential concerns or red flags must be reviewed and resolved before an activity continues.
Questions
For questions about AspenTech’s trade compliance commitments, contact: Global Trade Compliance Team at AT-exportcompliance@emerson.com.