Press & Media resources

Kristoffer Østrem

Press & Media Coordinator

kristoffer@sorryasaservice.com

+372 5307 2448

What we do. Briefly.

Sorry as a Service is a one-of-a-kind platform that allows companies to minimize any damage from a faux-pas, and express their human side by making their customers happy with physical personalised delights. The gifts are sent through the good ol’ post at the touch of a button with our technology.

In essence, we turn your customer’s complaints into revenue through apologies sent out by us on your behalf. You point to the unhappy customer and we take care of the rest.

Meet The Founders

Martin McGloin

CEO

Martin is a founding member and the CEO of Sorry as a Service. The Norwegian-Irishman spends his time unlocking the potential of customer complaints, and how to turn complaints into pleasant experiences for both the customer and the customer service agent.

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Sabine Sipunova

COO

Sabine is a founding member and the COO of Sorry as a Service. The latvian entrepreneur is the creative force which drives the company onwards and upwards through engaging relationships with our suppliers which provide handcrafted and personalised items in all shapes and sizes.

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Indrek Poldvee

Head of Sales

Indrek is a founding member and the Head at Sales of Sorry as a service. The estonian can-do attitude shines through and his experiences from living and working in India and Nepal never cease to lose the grasp of anyone listening.

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Recent Articles

Autoglass partnered with Sorry as a Service

FleetNews

Belron, parent company of Autoglass, will invest £50,000 in personalised customer relationship startup — Sorry as a Service.

Forbes 30 under 30 selected Sorry as a Service

Forbes

Meet the 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30 Changing The Way Europe Shops.

Estonian World article

Estonian World

If you need to say “We’re sorry, we messed up” to your customers, now there’s company, founded in Estonia, that helps you do it.

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