DOG AND JONES LTD

Software engineering practice

Contacts

Contacts

Everything begins with an email.

DOG AND JONES LTD conducts enquiries in writing. The address below is the single point of contact for questions about the company, its services, its published legal documents and this website.

01 / Details

Company
DOG AND JONES LTD
Domain
dogjonesco.com
Correspondence language
English

The email address above is published as plain text. Please copy it into your own mail client. No contact form is provided on this website, and no personal information is collected through these pages.

02 / Writing an enquiry

What to include in a first message.

A first email does not need to be long or technical. The points below simply help us understand whether we can be useful, and reduce the number of clarifying exchanges before a real answer can be given.

  1. 01

    The situation

    A short description of what currently happens and where it causes difficulty. Concrete examples are more useful than general statements.

  2. 02

    The outcome you want

    What would be different if the work were finished. This is often more informative than a description of the solution you have in mind.

  3. 03

    Existing systems

    Which tools, applications or databases are already involved, and whether anything must continue working unchanged.

  4. 04

    Constraints

    Any dates, budget limits, regulatory requirements or internal policies that would shape what can be proposed.

  5. 05

    Who is involved

    Who will use the system, who decides on scope and who should be included in correspondence.

  6. 06

    Sensitive information

    Please do not send credentials, personal data or confidential documents in a first message. If material of that kind is needed, we will agree an appropriate way to share it.

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One address, one record of the conversation

03 / Expectations

How correspondence is handled.

Messages are read in the order they arrive and answered as soon as the enquiry can be considered properly. We do not publish a guaranteed response time, because a considered answer sometimes requires reading material or thinking about a problem before replying. Where an enquiry needs more time, we will say so rather than send an empty acknowledgement.

Correspondence is conducted in English. Substantive discussions about scope, cost or technical direction are kept in writing so that both sides retain the same record.

If an enquiry falls outside what the practice does, we will say so plainly instead of proposing work that is unlikely to help. Unsolicited commercial offers and automated marketing messages sent to the published address are not answered.

Questions about the Privacy Policy or the Terms of Service published at dogjonesco.com may be sent to the same address, marked clearly in the subject line.