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Recurring Schedule Routing
is there a way to create a route that automatically routes properly? Im mowing, i drop in the customers on the weekly repeating routes and days. I get them routed, and (again as the system doesn't route by drive time but geo code) i have to move a bunch of them around. Its the same route. I would like to have a route template or something like that.⚡️Keyboard Shortcuts for Jobber
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One thing that would really help with the schedule!
Hey Jobber! One thing I notice almost every day when looking at my schedule, is that it automatically goes to the top of the calendar. It's obviously not an issue early in the month when that is what I want to see, but when we are in the later days, I have to scroll down to find the date/week we are in. Could you make it default to center the day or week we are in? Is it that hard to scroll down a little????What scheduling system works best for mobile service businesses covering multiple areas?
For service businesses covering multiple towns or rural routes, what scheduling system has worked best for cutting drive time between jobs while keeping paperwork, client communication, and follow-ups organized? I’m building processes for a mobile admin/logistics support business and want to stay efficient without losing track of documentation in the field. Do you schedule by area, urgency, or paperwork deadlines?
Best Way to Manage Recurring Jobs Across Multiple Crews?
Hey everyone, We're one season into trying a new workflow for scheduling jobs and I'm curious how others handle this. Last year, we assigned every employee to every job. The downside was that nobody could easily tell which jobs they were actually responsible for each day. This season, we created dedicated teams so the same crew visits the same properties each week. For the most part, it's worked really well. However, when rain delays force us to move routes around, crews sometimes need to cover properties that normally belong to another team. The problem is that when a job gets moved, the crew covering it can't see it because they aren't assigned to the recurring job. We then have to manually remove and reassign employees for each affected visit, which becomes pretty time-consuming. Has anyone found a good workaround for this? Ideally, we'd like to assign jobs to a "fleet" or "truck" rather than individual employees. For example: Truck A covers these properties Truck B covers these properties Then whichever employees are assigned to Truck A can see Truck A's route, regardless of who is working that day. I'm curious how other companies are managing this and whether there's a better way than manually reassigning employees every time a schedule changes. Thanks in advance!
How do you set up visit-specific checklists in Jobber for multi-visit jobs?
I am starting to use multiple visits under one job and want the ability to have checklists specific to that visit. As an example - we will have our fist visit be the site assessment and corresponding form/checklist Second visit will be for installation - and that corresponding form/checklist In theory this would be fine, but it gets confusing when the job forms are completely blank for each visit - if they are attached to the job, so they not hold the info from visit to visit? Is there a way around this to make it less confusing for our field teams with multiple empty checklists that don't apply to the visit?
