Easily add processing fees to jobs...
I was browsing around here and found a post asking about adding credit card fees to jobs and what is the best way to do it. I was suprised that no one mentioned the way I do it so I commented on the thread. I wanted to make a new one incase others would find it helpful. I provide admin services to Jobber users and I have a client that had this problem a while back. Once we put this in place it was super easy and quick to add any kind of fee by a percentage amount. Go to your tax settings and create a TAX RATE. Name it whatever you want to call your added fee (convience fee, processing fee, whatever but remember customer's will see this name) and put in the percentage. Then go back to tax settings and create a TAX GROUP. Now you can link together your regular tax and the convience fee by putting them in a group. Whatever you name this tax group will not be visible to customers. Now when you are editing the quote/job/invoice you can chose what tax you want added to the subtotal by clicking on the tax name. So you can easily and quickly add CC fees or choose your regular tax fee if they are paying with cash or check. All tax rates and tax groups from your tax settings will be listed here. As you can see, it automatically adds the appropiate percentage to the total so you can charge that through Jobber Pay. I hope this helps! You can make as many groups as you need depending on your situation. This is also how you would charge both state and county tax for those areas that might have that although I'm sure you already figured that out.
Gmail, Outlook Add-on and GetJobber Integration proposal
Dear Community, I am in the process of identifying integration work for Jobber and I have identified my first. Let me know if the following proposal sounds valuable for your business. Do field service professionals spend significant time communicating with clients via email? Getjobber currently lacks native Gmail and Outlook integration, unlike other CRM competitors who are moving toward email integration CRMs like HubSpot, Salesforce, and Zoho have proven the value of Gmail integration Proposed Potential Features Customer Context Panel: Display Getjobber customer info in the Gmail sidebar when viewing client emails Job Creation: Create jobs directly from client emails with one click Email-to-Job Logging: Automatically record important emails to job history Scheduling: Add appointments to the Getjobber calendar from email conversations Business Value Time Savings: Field service businesses could save 5-10 hours weekly by eliminating context-switching Improved Response Time: Faster client communication with contextual information readily available Data Accuracy: Reduced manual data entry between email and Getjobber Customer Experience: More professional, coordinated communication with clientsMaximizing Your Quotes: Jobber Tips for Accurate Pricing”
Quoting jobs can be one of the trickiest parts of running a business. I’ve been using Jobber to send professional estimates with markups, optional line items, and follow-ups, which has helped streamline the process. For anyone using Jobber, how do you set your pricing? Do you use markups on materials, and how do you handle follow-up quotes if a client doesn’t respond right away?”*
Creating route efficiency for scheduling
Hello all, I'm looking for tips on how to adjust our schedule to create the most efficient route for our technicians. As it stands, we have an online booking system that allows customers to book appointments for the following windows: morning (8:00AM-12:30PM) or afternoon (12:30PM-5:00PM). We do allow for multiple bookings in the same window and this is where the route efficiency can get messed up. In the past, we would adjust the appointment start time to create the efficient route. Now we have email automations setup and we do not want to confuse the customer by sending them an email with an arrival window different from what they originally booked. Is there a way to rearrange the appointments for route efficiency without changing the appointment start time?
Jobber needs an Audit Trail feature
Is there anything in the works for an audit trail to be released in Jobber? It would be extremely helpful to me to be able to see WHO created a job or invoice or who took payment, etc. It may seem trivial to many, but I spend too much time tracking down who created a job, etc. Many times the job/invoice, etc are duplicates or created incorrectly. I don't know who I need to educate on that if I don't know who created it. The current activity feed does not go back far enough. It seems that since Jobber knows who is signed in, it would be fairly easy to create a function that simply says 'this job was closed by **bleep**' or at the bottom of the invoice (like where the internal notes are) have listed whose account created it. Jobber also needs a Quote Decline option. This probably isn't the correct place to add these requests, but I have been requesting them through the chat for the last 2 years. I just thought I would add it here as well. Am I the only person that thinks this would be beneficial?
