Jobber Scheduling
Scheduling is the part of Jobber most businesses buy it for. Drag a job onto the calendar, assign a crew, and it lands on their phone with the notes, the address and the history.
How it works day to day
Day, week and month views, colour-coded by crew. Drag to reschedule and the assigned team gets a push notification. Weekly lawns, monthly cleans, quarterly servicing. Recurring work is set once and then it repeats, which is where a spreadsheet falls over first.
Getting crews between jobs
Jobber puts the day’s jobs on a map and optimises the order. Competent rather than sophisticated. Fine for a handful of vans in one town, thinner than dedicated routing software if you are running many crews across a wide area.
The honest limits
Complex multi-day jobs and split crews need workarounds. Offline access on site is the weak point crews mention most. And the reporting gap reviewers keep raising is capacity planning, knowing whether next week is actually full.
The step after the job is done
The schedule ends when the crew marks the job complete. That is the exact moment a customer is most likely to leave a Google review, and the moment nobody has time to ask. Trophy Jar asks for you. 100 texts a month are included on the $9 plan and 1,000 on the $19 plan, from your own local number. For US businesses we handle the 10DLC brand and campaign registration.