Investor Deck

2. Problem
Precious time wasted
Existing queuing solution not helping
Waste of precious retail space
1

3. Problem (cont.)
1
“I have been standing here since 9am just to get my license renewed. How do you think I feel?”
With a queue this long, I feel like starting my own clinic.
“Yes I will pay for that but certain people may abuse it. I personally would pay for a better queue…”

4. Solution for Everyone
2
Search for queues
Post office, restaurant or clinic?
Request for number
One button to get in line, from the comfort of your home
Grab a coffee
… and check-in when it is your turn

5. Solution for Service Provider
3
Set up complete queuing system in 5 minutes

6. Business Model
4PublicRevenue from requesting number remotely
With 1% Southeast Asia Market Penetration
20M
annually

7. Business Model (cont.)
5Service ProviderRevenue from subscription
•Free Model
Completequeuing solution system
•Paid Model
With support
Revenue sharingfor remote number request
Can maintainremote request fees
Can opt out from remote request

8. First betarollout
Customised fitfor specific sector like restaurant, clinics ...
Dec 2014
March 2015
Integrationwith existing solution provider
May 2015
Location based serviceutilising waiting list in specific location
Dec 2015
System for retailer service to connect to customer who are waiting for their turn
Feb 2016
and more…
2ndphase
1stphase
Roadmap
To The Future
http://qsmart.co

9. Appendix

10. Founders
A
Advent Phang
Alvin Chua
Partner & Directorof Infinitilab Sdn Bhd
12 years of programming
Involve in more than 30+ projects.
Win numerous programming award.
Understandsmarket requirement
Partner & Software Architect of Infinitilab Sdn Bhd
10 years of programming experience
Involve in more than 20+ projects.
Love UX and UI designs
Win numerous programming award.

11. Targeted Market Size
B618 MPopulation in Southeast Asia200 MSmartphone Users (growing faster than world’s avg.)
Source: Wikipedia, World Bank, Euromonitor, Ericsson, Malaysia Communication and Multimedia Commission
* Based on 1000 peoples surveyed across Klang Valley, Malaysia
more than once64%
more than 10 times16%
more than 20 times4%
more than once
more than 10 times
more than 20 times
none
Distributionof people who have waited in long linesin the past 12 months
Population of Southeast Asiaand Smartphone penetration in 2014

12. Thank .
http://qsmart.co