COVID-19 – Symplectic business continuity

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Thank you for visiting our website.

I wanted to let you know that in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak – and in line with advice issued by the governments of the territories in which we have staff – the entire Symplectic team has now moved to working from home to help minimise the spread of the virus.

Working locations aside, our team can still be contacted via the following channels:

Existing Symplectic Clients:

Support site: https://support.symplectic.co.uk
Slack Community: https://symplecticcommunity.slack.com

All other enquiries:

Please visit our contact us page

In the meantime, our thoughts are of course with everyone affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Best regards,

Jonathan Breeze

CEO, Symplectic

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