Modern Slavery Statement 2025–26

Covering the financial year ended 30 September 2026

This is a voluntary statement. With a turnover below £36m, TTT International Ltd is not required to publish one under Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. We publish it so that our clients can see how we approach the risk.

Our business

Morse Digital is a London-based web and software development company, founded in 2000. We design, build, host and support bespoke web applications. Our clients include national leisure operators, technology businesses and public sector organisations. Our team is small: salaried, directly employed UK professionals, working from our London office or remotely. We do not use recruitment agencies or temporary labour.

Our supply chains

We mostly buy cloud hosting, software services and professional services from established UK, EU and US companies. We also buy occasional IT hardware, use a serviced office in London, and work with a small number of individual UK-based freelance specialists. A full breakdown of supplier categories and their risk ratings is in our Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy.

Policies

This year we adopted a Modern Slavery and Human Rights Policy, which is published on our website. It sets out:

• what we expect of suppliers
• how anyone can raise a concern, anonymously if they wish
• our response times for reports: acknowledged within 2 working days and investigated within 10

Risk assessment and due diligence

We mapped all of our regular suppliers into a supplier register and gave each one a risk rating. We found none at high risk.

• IT hardware is our highest-risk category, because of the electronics and minerals supply chains behind it. We buy it only from major manufacturers and retailers that publish Modern Slavery Statements.
• Facilities services in our serviced office are a medium-risk category.

Training

All staff complete modern slavery awareness training, which is refreshed every year.

Key performance indicators

We measure:

• the percentage of regular suppliers reviewed each year
• the percentage of staff trained
• the percentage of reports handled within our response times

For 2025–26 we recorded no modern slavery reports or incidents.

Plans for the next 12 months

• Review every regular supplier again, and confirm that those required to publish a Modern Slavery Statement have done so.
• Add modern slavery and ethical labour wording to our standard freelancer and supplier terms.
• Refresh staff training, and report our KPIs in next year's statement.

This statement was approved by the Managing Director on 10 November 2026.

Terry Shuttleworth
Managing Director, TTT International Ltd