Effective Tagging - Who Is Doing It And What is Your Strategy?
I feel like tagging within customers might be the most forgotten about thing on our team but probably the lowest hanging fruit to keeping our information organized. Right now we are just tagging people we don't want to work with anymore and people that need to leave us a review. I''m struggling to do it in a way that's super effective. So for you tagging buffs out there, what are you doing to tag clients ad what strategy do you have? jobber - If you guys ever integrated JOB tags that would be amazing. I'm thinking we could tag jobs by category then reference them quicker. Instead of thinking of which clients we did which types of jobs for. Just putting "trim carpentry" or "doors" then seeing all the jobs we tagged with that would be clutch!8Views0likes0CommentsJobber Roadmap
I didn't find a topic that I thought fit to post this so I figured I would try here since I want some Insight. I came here from Housecall Pro. One of the things they had that I loved as a published website roadmap. That way we could see what type of items the Devs had planned and were working on. Not everything had a timeline on release but it at least let us know the devs heard us and would eventually implement it. That helped us know to stop asking for the same features over and over again. It also showed what had already been pushed out. So if you missed the publishing, you could still see the updates and feature releases there. They also had a form for you to submit ideas and then people could upvote it. That let others know if we were having the same problem to collaborate on work arounds and solutions while also letting the developers know what items were most wanted by the most people. We would have the ability to do most of that here easily with a simple Topic of "Feature Requests". I'm sure I'm preaching to the Choir here when I say we are too busy to call the success line every time we wish Jobber had a feature.Solved298Views0likes2Comments