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?
Section for Vendors or Subs
Please help develop a functions to add 3rd party vendors/subs that may be used as needed or 1-time. The primary point would be contact and database of vendors with info and docs needed for our team to access if needed as well as would be nice for them to have scheduling, invoicing with pics and job tracking capabilities.
Are Business 2 business corporate models welcome here?
The business I'm trying to get into isn't exactly marketed to homeowners. while indeed my job would take me right up and to the easement in your yard, my clients are the ISPs and their prime subcontractors not the public. Which is to say, Joe citizen would not be interested in hiring me under the scope of my services offered through my inc. With that in mind, am I in the wrong place? I try to find my industry under the categories given and telecoms ain't up there. Closest I see is IT SERVICESDouble check you have the right city when the autofill picks an address.
I like that Jobber has the autofill feature when filling out an address for a new client. Yesterday though, I didn't double check I had the right city, and had to drive 90mins out of my way, there and back when, funny enough I was 12 mins away from one call to the next. Make sure you all have the right city when you're picking an address from the drop down!
How does Jobber calculate routes, and can it use real driving directions instead of straight-line distance?
I am writing to express my significant frustration with the current routing functionality within the platform. The primary issue is that the software appears to calculate routes based on "as the crow flies" distance rather than actual driving paths. Furthermore, the routing does not prioritize arrival logic that places the vehicle with the passenger side facing the customer's residence. This is a standard feature in competing routing software and is essential for the safety and efficiency of my team.Finding out when a client profile was created?
So I took a call from a customer on a Friday afternoon after a busy day, he wanted service for the next week so I put in his name and address in a job booking, but forgot to take down his number! It is in my call log on my phone, but I had so many calls that day and I don't remember which number was his. I was wondering if there was a way to see what day/time a client/job was entered in Jobber so I can cross reference my call log?
