NI Tradespeople To Get ‘Sorted’

The brainchild of Peter Layland and Richard Campbell, Sortsy is an innovative new app set to launch later this summer, for both iOS and Android devices.

The technology will connect consumers with tradespeople in Northern Ireland and give businesses, both large and small, a platform to market their services to potential customers, receive bookings, and fill appointments directly based on consumer requirements. Working closely with members of the local trade industry, the app has been developed to cater for both the needs of local small businesses as well as offering convenience and quick solutions for customers.
Generating its revenue from the £30 subscription paid by tradespeople, Sortsy has eliminated lead purchasing and awkward bidding systems which have been a hindrance to tradespeople in building success from similar services, offering transparency for local businesses hoping to benefit from the app. Use your location to connect you with customers wishing to book your service in your area, and manage your business diary in one place when you are on the move. Got a Sortsy job on, it will pop straight into your schedule, you’ll never double-book or miss a job again.
“Having worked with Sortsy from the early days, I feel that this app will be great in helping me expand my business,”said Neil Barr, NI Refurbishments. “Sortsy will provide me with a platform for staying organised, which is so important for my business. The new app gives me the opportunity to manage my diary in one place, easily pop jobs straight into our schedule whether they come from Sortsy or other booking methods. We are looking forward to the opportunity to choose which jobs we pitch for, eliminating the hassle of pitching for irrelevant or unsuitable work.”

Sortsy is offering 150 NI tradespeople the chance to get Sortsy for FREE if you sign up before the launch. For further information or to register your business with Sortsy and claim one of the FREE 150 Sortsy accounts today, visit http://sortsy.co.uk/firstin