Waiting on parts
You diagnosed it Tuesday, the part came Friday, and nobody booked the return.
For Irish appliance repair technicians
Washing machines, ovens, fridges: diagnose, order the part, come back, fix. Tradon keeps every visit and part on the one job.
You diagnosed it Tuesday, the part came Friday, and nobody booked the return.
The model number is on a photo on your phone, somewhere.
The first visit never made it onto the invoice.
A real day
One ordinary working day for appliance repair technicians. This is what Tradon does in the background.
Model plate photographed and saved on the job. Part needed.
Reason: waiting on a part. The return visit is added to the job for you.
The return visit gets its date; the customer is told with one button.
Both visits and the part on one invoice, with the right VAT.
Websites and local SEO
When someone nearby searches for appliance repair technicians, you should be at the top: a modern website, your spot on the Google map and the details AI search reads, looked after every month.
A visit marked not finished keeps its reason and adds the return visit.
Model plates and fault photos saved where you'll find them.
Supplier bills read and put on the job, so you see what it made.
All the visits and parts together, VAT per line.
Anything to do with money or your customers waits for someone to say yes. The AI only reads and fills in.
We set it up around how you already work and keep an eye on it every day from Saggart, Dublin 24.
Mark the visit not finished and say why. The visit is kept as it was, and a return visit is added to the job ready to book.
Yes. Parts from supplier bills and your labour are set against the invoice for profit per job.
Both. You get the Tradon app, and real people in Saggart set it up around how you work and keep an eye on it every day.
There's no fixed package. A free automation audit first: a 30-minute chat, then a written one-page plan and one clear price. No contracts.
Book the free automation audit. A 30-minute chat, then a written plan of what we'd take off you first.
Or email hello@tradon.ie