Investor Briefing Document

CMS Desk is a digital management platform designed specifically for the construction industry. The platform enables contractors and project teams to manage procurement, workforce operations, project workflows, and financial processes through a single integrated system.

CMS Desk currently supports:

• 38 client companies
• approximately 4,000 individual users across those organisations

The platform has been developed and refined through real-world construction operations and is already outperforming many larger competitors in terms of integrated functionality.

The shareholders are now seeking external investment to accelerate the next phase of growth and establish CMS Desk as a leading digital platform for construction management.

CMS Desk was conceived and developed by construction professionals with extensive real-world industry experience.

The platform was designed and architected by Danny Mc Cready, drawing on years of experience managing construction projects across multiple international markets. During his work in the industry, Danny recognised that construction companies were forced to rely on numerous disconnected systems that created inefficiencies, duplicated work, and unnecessary operational costs.

The initial goal of CMS Desk was to design a platform that would streamline construction company operations, reduce administration, and improve coordination across teams and departments.

The system was designed from the ground up to solve real operational challenges faced daily by construction professionals.

Piotr Szczypkowski recognised the potential of digitising construction processes and supported the vision by establishing CMS as a company dedicated to developing and expanding the CMS Desk platform.

Piotr's experience as a specialist contractor within the construction industry also provided a unique advantage. His construction business effectively became a fully operational real-world testing environment for CMS Desk.

This allowed the platform to be designed, tested, and refined directly within live construction projects.

Every feature and module within CMS Desk has therefore been developed with practical industry use in mind, ensuring the platform solves real problems rather than creating unnecessary software complexity.

Together, Danny's design expertise and Piotr's industry foresight, resources, and operational environment enabled CMS Desk to evolve from an initial concept into a practical and powerful platform used by real construction companies.

Despite limited resources compared with much larger software companies, the founders successfully built and delivered a highly capable platform that is now positioned for significant growth.

CMS Desk has already begun to gain recognition within the construction technology sector.

The platform was recently featured in Construction Tech Review Europe, highlighting CMS Desk as an emerging digital management platform for the construction industry.

In addition to industry publication coverage, CMS Desk has also been showcased at the London Build Expo for the past three consecutive years.

London Build Expo is one of the largest construction industry events in the UK and provides significant exposure to contractors, suppliers, and industry professionals.

These exhibitions have helped introduce the platform to a growing audience of construction businesses and technology partners.

Construction companies typically rely on multiple disconnected software systems to manage different aspects of their operations.

These systems rarely integrate effectively and create several common industry challenges:

• duplicated work across systems
• manual data entry and administrative overhead
• limited visibility across projects and procurement
• poor coordination between workforce, procurement, and financial operations
• increased operational costs caused by inefficiencies

Many existing software solutions address only one part of the problem, forcing companies to operate multiple systems simultaneously.

CMS Desk addresses these challenges by providing a unified digital management platform.

Instead of using multiple disconnected systems, companies can manage core operational processes through a single platform environment.

Key platform capabilities include:

• procurement management
• workforce and attendance tracking
• supplier and subcontractor coordination
• financial tracking and invoicing
• project task management
• quality control and compliance tracking

All systems operate within one platform and share data automatically.

CMS Desk has been designed as a modular digital ecosystem.

Individual applications operate within a single platform environment while communicating directly with each other.

This architecture provides several major advantages.

Each additional module strengthens the overall platform ecosystem rather than operating as an isolated tool.

This modular design gives CMS Desk effectively unlimited expansion potential.

CMS Desk already demonstrates strong competitive capability within the construction technology market.

In several operational areas, the platform currently provides more integrated functionality than larger competitors.

Unlike traditional software products that focus on single features, CMS Desk delivers a complete operational ecosystem.

Key competitive advantages include:

• one unified operational platform rather than multiple disconnected tools
• powerful automation between modules
• modular architecture allowing continuous platform expansion
• built by construction professionals with direct industry knowledge
• scalable infrastructure capable of supporting large organisations

This positions CMS Desk as a potential central operating platform for construction businesses.

CMS Desk has already gained real-world industry adoption.

Current usage includes:

• 38 active client companies
• approximately 4,000 individual users
• live operational use across multiple construction projects
• continuous development and expansion of platform functionality

This traction demonstrates clear demand for an integrated digital solution within the construction industry.

The construction industry remains one of the least digitised sectors globally.

Many companies still rely on fragmented software systems or manual processes.

CMS Desk has the opportunity to address this gap by delivering a unified operational platform.

Potential growth opportunities include:

• expansion across construction contractors and subcontractors
• integration with supplier and procurement networks
• international market expansion
• continuous development of new platform modules

Because the system is modular, each new application increases the overall value of the platform.

The architecture also makes the system adaptable to other industries requiring similar operational coordination.

To prepare for external investment, the shareholders are proposing to separate the CMS Desk software platform from the procurement service operations currently associated with the wider company.

The procurement service involves supplier purchasing and working capital exposure, which differs significantly from a scalable technology platform.

Separating the platform allows CMS Desk to operate as a focused software business and creates a cleaner structure for investors.

The CMS Desk platform will be transferred into a new company dedicated to the development and expansion of the platform.

Both founders are prepared to release part of their holdings to bring in external investors.

In addition to acquiring founder shares, investors will be invited to inject capital into the company to accelerate growth.

Investment will be focused on:

• building a dedicated sales organisation
• implementing professional marketing strategies
• accelerating customer acquisition
• expanding development capacity
• supporting international growth

The CMS Desk platform itself is already capable of supporting significant scale.

The primary constraint to growth to date has been limited investment in sales and marketing rather than product capability.

CMS Desk is continuing to expand through a pipeline of in-house developed applications that will sit as modules within the wider platform. These developments are intended to widen the product range substantially while also making the core system more valuable to existing customers.

The strategic significance is that each new module broadens the operating scope of the platform. Rather than adding isolated software products, CMS Desk is building a broader construction technology environment that can serve safety, site operations, drawings, materials planning, procurement, mobile access, and multilingual communication inside one connected ecosystem.

Importantly, all of this development is being done in house. That gives CMS Desk tighter product control, faster iteration, and a stronger ability to align new applications with real customer workflows.

CMS Desk is also investing heavily in AI development, both within the platform itself and through standalone applications being built externally. This work is being developed in house, which is strategically important because it allows AI capabilities to be designed around real operational data and real construction workflows.

The long-term vision for CMS Desk is to become a widely adopted digital operating platform for construction companies globally.

With the right investment, commercial strategy, and sales infrastructure, CMS Desk has the potential to scale rapidly across the construction sector and become an industry standard.

The modular platform architecture allows continuous expansion and innovation.

Each new application strengthens the overall ecosystem and increases the value of the platform.

We are currently opening discussions with strategic investors interested in supporting the next stage of growth for CMS Desk.

Further information can be provided during follow-up discussions, including:

• platform demonstrations
• financial performance data
• development roadmap
• commercial expansion plans

CMS Desk represents a significant opportunity to build a scalable digital platform within one of the largest and least digitised industries globally.