BJ
2 months agoContributor 2
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I am the VP of Operations for a high-volume surveying company in Texas. We started using Jobber about 10 ago years when we really started to grow and needed a place to schedule and store all of our ...
I think this could be a SIMPLE fix, by making the right connection.
It sounds like you'd be much better off staying with Jobber and making some Zapier connections to Asana and/or something like Airtable. Im not a huge proponent of switching softwares if there's just some small limitations that can be easily fixed. It's much too costly and not necessary if the options exist.
Go on Upwork and hire a freelance "Developer" that can log into your Jobber and Zapier account. They'll be able to handle the rest from there.
Simplicity is always key
I was thinking the same thing. We use Zapier to push our jobs to Asana and do more complex task management in there.
We have many tasks in Asana connected to each Jobber job and we don't miss a thing. Every task is auto assigned to someone with directions and a due date for completion. We also have a job board so we can see where all our jobs are in the production cycle as well.