Out of cell service area access
Wondering how many of us work in areas that have poor or no cell coverage? In my area that is quite frequent and we can't access jobber online or the app so no job time tracking or marking it as completed, etc. Is there any way around it beside waiting to have cell/data service? Thank you,Solved10Views1like2CommentsScheduling ease Vs technician clarity…
Hi all, We have a lawn care business, majority of work is recurring and we’re trying to balance things between scheduling simplicity/ease and clarity for the field crew as far as target job times. Up till now I’ve been scheduling jobs in 30min blocks - mostly either 30mins or 60mins, it’s just easy to drag & drop to organise a day. If a job target time is 20 or 25mins, I list that in the job instructions for the techs. The downside that my wife keeps pointing out, is that if the scheduled time is 30mins, the techs will drag it out to 30mins. So she wants a job with a 25min target time to actually have a 25mins scheduled time. To me that creates dramas when I have my Ops Manager hat on, I mostly look at the schedule in week view and anything less than 30mins on the schedule is practically unreadable. (Maybe the new Schedule will be better, but I haven’t switched over because I need the bulk move visits feature.) Any comments or idea are appreciated. 🙏Solved16Views1like1CommentManaging Year-Long Jobs with Multiple Tasks & Recurring Visits
Hi everyone, I’m looking for advice on how others are managing long-term jobs in Jobber that span a full year and include many steps or tasks—some one-off and some recurring. For us, scheduling a yearly maintenance job has been a challenge. Are you setting up one Job with many visits, or are you creating a separate Job for each task in the contract with multiple visits for each? When converting a quote to a job, Jobber allows multiple jobs from a single line item, which sometimes leads to duplicates and scheduling issues. Another challenge is payments by installment—we need the job total to match the installment price rather than the full contract value, and I’m wondering how others are handling this. In other programs, scheduled tasks would turn gray to indicate they had already been converted to a job. If they needed to be scheduled again, we could either add a visit to the existing job or delete it and create a new one. Does Jobber have a workflow that allows for something similar? Would love to hear how you structure your jobs to keep scheduling and payments running smoothly!25Views1like1CommentJobber Failing to update features
I have contacted Jobber on multiple occasions. We mow seasonally.We need an option to turn the routes off during the winter. Currently we have to go through each customer at the beginning of the Spring season to move the start date, in order to clear the "late visits" The other thing they need to do like Service Auto Pilot, is allow you to skip a week. If it is during acrought and some yards do not need mowed and get skipped, we need to be able to hit skip. The customer should not be charge and it would pick up on the schedule to following week. I have also contacted them about mows from many months earlier that have already been paid, randomly appearing on numberous customer's invoices.311Views7likes11CommentsSetting up rounds for lawn applications
Hello All, Jim from Paramount Turf Company here. I am 50 days in with Jobber and preparing for a new service line we offer at PTC with lawn applications starting in 2025. With that said, I have experience with other software companies when it comes to setting up a multiple round application program but was curious how you all do it within Jobber. Jobber client service team has been great with their one-on-one consultations and have been super helpful but would like to talk to someone in my industry in how you all set up your multiple rounds and how you schedule it. Would love to connect with some of you if you would be willing to talk some shop! Thank you in advance!!!247Views2likes5CommentsRescheduling multiple clients at once
Hey everyone! I’m curious to as if anyone has an efficient way to let clients know that we had to reschedule their job due to weather. Currently we have lots of visits on a day and when it gets rained out then we have to reach out to each individual person and let them know we have to move their service date (which take a long time). I know technically I could do a marketing email in their campaign but everybody doesn’t check their emails.99Views1like1Comment