Business Growth ‘Sorted’ For Local Tradespeople

Tradespeople across Northern Ireland are widely embracing a new and exciting way to
build their business with locally-developed business service app Sortsy.

In a bid to meet growing consumer demand for trusted and skilled tradespeople, tech-savvy entrepreneurs Peter Layland and Richard Campbell have developed the easy-to-use app which directly connects consumers and tradespeople. Officially launching in October, Sortsy will offer companies operating in the service industries a quick route to market and allow them to directly engage with customers across Northern Ireland resulting in substantial business growth for local tradespeople.
The new app, available for Android and iOS devices, will give businesses – both large and small – a platform to market their services to consumers, receive bookings, and fill appointments directly based on consumer demand and their personal availability. The easy-to-use interface passes on relevant jobs to the tradesperson in real time,taking into account where he or she would prefer to work. Sortsy then allows contractors to manage their workflow with the option of turning on and off their availability when it suits their schedule and accepting only the jobs that they feel are relevant to their business and specialities. The freedom offered by Sortsy allows tradespeople to easily switch between jobs generated through the app and ones that have come in via more traditional means,filling gaps in their daily schedules and maximise their work days.
Unlike other apps that offer just one genre or industry, Sortsy will be adding new industry sectors and additional business services to their platform before the end of 2015, and as they grow, business users’ opportunities will grow also.
Sortsy is offering 150 NI tradespeople the chance to get Sortsy for FREE if you sign up before October’s
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.