Modern Slavery Statement

Modern Slavery Statement

This statement is issued on behalf of ActiveOps, plc (“ActiveOps”) under section 54 of the UK Modern Slavery Act’s ‘transparency requirement’. This statement sets out how ActiveOps seeks to ensure that its operations and its supply chains are kept free of slavery and human trafficking (“Modern Slavery”).

Our structure and business
ActiveOps specializes in AI-powered SaaS solutions that enhance decision-making in service operations, boasting a significant clientele across the banking, insurance, and BPO sectors. We blend AI and human intelligence to deliver the most complete and useful set of predictive and prescriptive insight for service operations. For more information visit www.ActiveOps.com.

Modern slavery risks
ActiveOps is a SaaS company. This means, we do not “manufacture” our products and services, in the traditional meaning of that word. We also do not directly engage third parties to perform any such manufacturing on our behalf. Having taken the time to consider the nature of our operations and our supply chains, we consider the Modern Slavery risk they present to be low.

Our policies
Despite our assessment that the Modern Slavery risk presented by our operations and supply chain is low, we are committed in our absolute opposition to Modern Slavery. ActiveOps is aligned with the Chartered Management Institute Code of Conduct (the “Code of Conduct”). As part of this Code of Conduct, we commit to acting ethically and with integrity in all our business relationships, including ensuring that we and our business partners do not engage in any Modern Slavery. Our Code of Conduct applies to all personnel working directly for ActiveOps.

Staff training
We provide regular training to our employees on all our policies, and we make all of our policies readily available to them.

Employees are required to:

• avoid any activity that might lead to, or suggest, a breach of our Code of Conduct,
• report any breach that has occurred, or is suspected or likely to occur,
• and raise concerns about any suspicion of modern slavery in any part of our business or supply chains with their manager or our legal team.

Vendor adherence to our values and ethics
As a result of the low risk of Modern Slavery being present in our supply chains, we have not established active systems to perform checks on our suppliers. We feel it is appropriate to rely on contractual protections in our agreements with our vendors to protect against the risk of Modern Slavery existing in our supply chains. We have commitments and obligations in our contractual documentation for vendors, which provide that our vendors do not, have not, and will not, engage in Modern Slavery.

Further steps
During the coming financial year, we will continue:

• our staff training programme as described above;
• to include anti-Modern Slavery contractual commitments in our vendor contracts;
• to take steps where possible to ensure our operations and supply chains remain Modern Slavery-free; and
• to monitor and review our assessment of the Modern Slavery risks our operations and supply chains might present.