BUSINESS INFORMATION
The information a customer needs to identify and contact the trader.
These details must be accurate, prominent, and kept current before GtoSky can accept public payments. This preview intentionally does not invent a company number, address, VAT number, or support contact.
Document version 2026-08-13
1. Published business details
- Brand
- GtoSky
- Legal trading entity
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Company number
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Registered office
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Trading or service address
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Customer-service email
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Customer-service phone
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- VAT number and treatment
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Service coverage
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
- Complaints contact
- Not yet published. This must be added before public payments are enabled.
2. Before public payments are enabled
GtoSky should remain a private preview until the following information is verified, published in the customer journey, and checked by the operating business:
- legal trading name and, where applicable, company registration number
- registered office and customer-service contact details
- VAT treatment and VAT number where applicable
- service-area coverage and the identity of the contracting repair provider
- complaints contact and any applicable alternative dispute resolution information
Live Stripe configuration, real availability and coverage rules, confirmation emails, and a reachable cancellation and complaints route must also be tested before customers are sent to this website.
3. Repair provider and customer relationship
If GtoSky operates as an intermediary or books a third-party engineer, it must make clear who provides the repair service, who contracts with the customer, who receives payment, and who handles the complaint. That information should appear before the customer makes a payment.