Recent Contract Wins

Clarity Commerce Solutions PLC
12 December 2002



Clarity Commerce Solutions plc

Recent Contract Wins and new Projects

The Clarity Group is pleased to announce a number of new projects and contract
wins. All these contracts are expected to have a positive effect on the second
half of the Group's financial year.

These contracts include three new projects and a contract win in the pub
marketplace, as well as new contracts for the Clarity Group company Flex
Systems, which operates in the public sector Health and Fitness market.

The three projects now being undertaken in the pub marketplace by Clarity are:


Hall & Woodhouse

Hall & Woodhouse, a family brewer since 1777, have installed Clarity Central
software and site systems into two pilot sites. Upon the conclusion of a
successful trial of these central and site installations, Hall & Woodhouse will
install Clarity solutions further into their estate.


Wadworth & Co

Wadworth & Co, based in Devizes, Wiltshire are currently installing Clarity
software into three of their outlets, backed by Clarity Central head office
software. Following the successful conclusion of this initial pilot phase
Wadworth have agreed to install a mix of EPOS and software in further outlets.


Porter Black

Porter Black is a new managed house company born out of Lionheart Inns, which
was previously owned by Ann Street Brewery. Porter Black required a management
information infrastructure in place in preparation for further expansion and
commissioned Clarity to provide a full end-to-end solution. This includes EPOS,
back office software, Central reporting and other modules to give them control
over products, prices and staffing information.

Porter Black contracted Clarity to initially convert its existing estate, which
has now doubled in size as a result of the acquisition of a further 17 pubs.


New contract wins for Flex

Basildon District Council is replacing two current competitors systems and is
installing LeisureFlex VI-2000 in all of their 9 leisure centres.

Three Rivers District Council is installing LeisureFlex VI-2000 to replace
existing manual systems at all three of their Leisure Centres. This will be
based on a Central Server and Wide Area Network.

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council is replacing its existing systems with
LeisureFlex VI-2000 at 10 leisure centres plus headquarters. This solution will
incorporate the ability to read and accept smart cards that are being issued to
most residents of the Borough.


Croydon's Fairfield Halls on-line

Flex have been very successful with the installation of the on-line booking
system in the famous Fairfield Halls in Croydon. This new module is a real-time
solution which has been fully integrated into the existing Flex box office
system. Since going 'live' on October 20th, Fairfield Halls have taken nearly
1000 bookings through the software, which is an exceptional response from a
brand new service. Internet bookings already represents 11.4 per cent.  of their
daily total.

Flex now have considerable experience with Internet bookings, with three clients
already utilising on line leisure bookings plus a further seven currently being
implemented. Live customers include Birmingham City Council who offer bookings
at their 35 Leisure sites.

All these valuable contracts have been secured by the group in a period of
difficult market conditions, and provide us with confidence that the product
offerings can continue to gain market share.



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