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Hedgecog Systems LLP is a UK-based IT software solutions agency. We design, build and deliver bespoke web applications and technical solutions for a wide range of industries. Our philosophy is that each client is unique and therefore every solution we devise is bespoke. We constantly strive to understand every aspect of our clients' business so that the solution we provide may continue to evolve and improve throughout the life of the project.
Old Mill House, Kersey, IP7 6ER, IPSWICH, United Kingdom
Steve and Greg provided us with excellent service over a number of years. The platform is very robust and enabled us to re-engage our customers with bespoke communications tailored to their transactional behaviour. Extremely responsive and flexible, always on hand to help and answer any query.
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