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As analogue gives way to digital, businesses need an innovative way to manage new and existing customer relationships. eagle eye AIR provides a platform for businesses to make these relationships more customer-centric and efficient, providing real-time validation, counting, reconciliation and reporting at the back-end.

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Ladbrokes

Ladbrokes is a world leader in the betting and gaming industry. With over 3,500 betting shops in the UK alone, Ladbrokes is continuing to grow as a leading brand in the UK, as well as across Ireland, Spain, Italy and Australia.

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Greggs

Greggs is the largest bakery chain in the United Kingdom with nearly 1800 stores. Greggs has become a much-loved and trusted family brand through their products and their focus on customer experience.

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