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Funding for a business with less than $100 k in revenue
I have been in the US for 4 years now and my business is 2 and a half years old. I pour everything I had in it and my wife is taking care of all our living expenses. We have a road map and a plan that seems to be working but I can't get out of that loop without funding to implement what we know works. Does anyone have any advice on how to get at least 15k to help us go to the next level?Lignum92916 months agoContributor 31.1KViews3likes20Comments🌟Ask An Expert: Time to Save $—The Ultimate Home Service Tax Plan with Robert Gauvreau🌟
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Fav method and why! Credit cards? Cash? Payments software?julie7 months agoJobber Community Team905Views3likes20CommentsInvoice update via API
Jobber does not allow invoices to be updated and closed/marked as paid from externally. We use Xero as our main accounting system as it hooks into or bank. Every time we mark an invoice as paid in Xero, we need to manually close the corresponding invoice in Jobber. I have raised this multiple times with Jobber but it is not on their roadmap. Hoping there are more people out there with the same requirement to help boost this post so that Jobber can do something about it. Unless someone has found another way to do it. This will save at 30+ hours a month of man hour to change every invoice.600Views0likes14CommentsWhat is a good Business Credit Card to have for our line of work?
Hey Jobbers: I'm in the 7th month of business and things are going quite well, but I've been thinking of trying to get my purchases to work of me. Often times credit cards will give perks for cash back or rewards points depending on the purchases that one makes. In our line of work, purchases are pretty out of the norm to other business on a day-to-day basis. I've been doing some research of different programs, but the ranked lists seem to be sponsored by banks, like usual. Hard to trust biased articles. I was wondering if anyone had personal experience/ good recommendations for a credit card that is geared towards Home Services/Handyman companies. Thanks in advance, Think N TinkerTNTasks3 months agoContributor 3464Views3likes10CommentsBudget
Hello, Any suggestions on a budget app? I wanted to use the Every Dollar app for my landscape business. My current bank will not connect to the app. I changed banks last year so I could connect Jobber. I really don't want to change again.TeamLegacy20203 months agoContributor 2411Views2likes8CommentsWhat is a accounting service you would recommend for a solo operation?
I own and operate a repair services company and work solo. No employees. I hired a accounting service, but I don't feel like I'm getting good service. Plus they don't have any way for me to track reports for invoices, transactions, expenses etc. I feel like I'm flying blind here. The main reason I wanted their service was for tax prep, and they came recommended from ZenBusiness. I am doing most of the work without really having any report or spreadsheet to look at. Jobber does a lot of heavy lifting with reports, which is great, but I'm not sure how to incorporate Jobber with my current service. Obviously there is Quickbooks, but what is a accounting/tax service that you would recommend for my situation? And are there any services that work well with Jobber?300Views2likes5CommentsAnnual price increase reminders
Howdy! How do you guys keep track of annual price increases? It looks like we can set an invoice reminder but I worry that will get lost in a sea of daily invoice reminders. Currently we use internal notes but we continue to miss accounts. We're issuing about 30 increases every month. Would love your ideas!300Views0likes3Comments