Software start-up helps streamline operations
A Northumberland entrepreneur has developed a software solution to help attractions streamline sales, marketing and operations on a single platform.
Rhodri Atkins founded Pair Software Ltd after identifying technology integration challenges in the professional services sector.
He received “invaluable” support from the Northumberland Small Business Service (NSBS), which offered mentoring, workshops and grant funding, helping turn his idea into reality.
Rhodri, who is based in Stocksfield, said: “Many businesses face similar issues when adopting new technology, and the concept of ‘integration’ can be intimidating.
“My aim is to provide a platform that solves problems with integrity and ownership, so businesses can focus on growth without the stress.”
Rhodri, who discovered NSBS through a recommendation from a friend, has encouraged others to take advantage of the courses and support on offer.
He added: “The sessions are diverse, allowing you to pick what’s relevant for your needs.
“Meeting other business owners at various stages of their journey is also inspiring and invaluable.”
NSBS, funded by the North East Combined Authority and UK Shared Prosperity Fund, assists start-ups and micro-businesses.
Eligible businesses can apply for grants of up to £2000 or access the £2 million Rural Capital Grant Investment Fund to support growth.
Lucy Evermore, NSBS programme manager, added: “It is wonderful to see individuals bring their business ideas to life.
“Rhodri has taken the support of the programme in his stride and has grown his business from identifying a need within the market to becoming a registered business.
“The Northumberland Small Business team are excited to see what is next for Pair Software Ltd.”
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