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Warming Neon Ltd provides bespoke software development and systems integration services to businesses. This website describes that service and includes interactive demonstrations — including a simulated product, Neon Plant & Tool Hire — built to show our work rather than describe it. Neon Plant & Tool Hire is a demonstration environment only: it runs against seeded, fictional data, has no real backend, processes no real payments, and does not represent an actual live business or offer.
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