mySchneider members offered discounted membership to Tradify
Schneider Electric has announced a new partnership which will give mySchneider members discounted access to Tradify.
Schneider Electric has announced a new partnership with Tradify, which will allow mySchneider members to get discounted access to the Tradify software.
Tradify is a cloud-based construction and field service solution that supports electrical companies. As part of this, they can assist all aspects of a company, including, online job management, scheduling, quoting, invoicing, materials tracking and real-time project updates.
Now those using mySchneider will be able to benefit from 50% off their Tradify membership for the first three months, which means the software is now available for just £9.50 a month. That’s a significant saving over the typical £19 price per user.
“We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Tradify. This is another element of our commitment to continually support the electrical industry and provide electricians with the tools for success,” said Nico van der Merwe, Vice President of Home and Distribution, Schneider Electric UK & Ireland.
“We want to continue to roll out new promotions and offer a full spectrum of support, alongside Which? Trusted Trader, mySchneider, competitions and giveaways. We recognise the importance of offering a wide portfolio of support and Tradify is further evidence of this.”
Tradify is specifically targeted at those in the construction industry, with electricians and electrical engineers the most likely to benefit. That’s because the software can easily track jobs from quote to invoice and everything in between, while also offering online payments and automatic invoicing, which are Construction Industry Scheme compliant.
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