What must an Angry Chickz franchisee provide to the company to permit access to the Information Systems?

According to the 2025 Angry Chickz Franchise Disclosure Document, franchisees must provide the company with all necessary passwords, access keys, and other security devices or systems to allow Angry Chickz to access the Information Systems and obtain data the company is permitted to obtain. This ensures Angry Chickz can monitor and manage the data within the franchisee's systems. Angry Chickz reserves the right to manage network and internet traffic.

This requirement allows Angry Chickz to maintain oversight of operations and data security across all franchise locations. It also enables the company to ensure compliance with standards and to protect customer information. Franchisees should be aware that they must promptly provide this access and maintain the security of their systems.

The FDD also states that franchisees must purchase, use, and maintain the Information Systems specified in the Manual(s) in accordance with the Standards. The Information Systems must at all times be connected to one or more high-speed communications media reasonably acceptable to Company and permit access to the internet 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. At Company's direction, Franchisee must electronically link the Information Systems to Company or its designee. Franchisee shall allow Company and/or its designee to access the Information Systems and stored files and data, including customer information, daily sales information and sales mix information (the "IS Data"), and to independently access the Information Systems, including the IS Data, via any means including electronic polling and uploads, with or without notice. Franchisee acknowledges that Company owns the IS Data that is stored on Franchisee's Information Systems and Franchisee assigns to Company any and all rights Franchisee may have in the IS Data. Franchisee must comply with all applicable laws, including privacy laws relating to the IS Data. Company may periodically establish policies in the

In addition, the franchisee must ensure that no unauthorized hardware, software, or malicious code is installed on the Information Systems. They must also take commercially reasonable measures to secure the systems and comply with security protocols. This includes how passwords are assigned and rotated, limitations on who can access the systems, and measures to prevent viruses and unauthorized software.