Jobber is a software company that develops field service management software. The company is based in Edmonton, Alberta, and was established by Sam Pillar and Forrest Zeisler in 2011.

Its basic features include:

• Driving-route generation for employees
• Invoicing
• Online payment processing
• Reporting and analytics tools to monitor key performance indicators (KPIs)
• Branded quote generation and automatic follow-ups through email or short message service (SMS)
• Comprehensive dashboard to Identify team progress, company activity and recommended actions
• Third-party integrations with popular apps, such as QuickBooks, Stripe, Zapier and Mailchimp

Pros

Jobber has a lot going for it, thanks to a solid commitment to making business management easy. Users can dispatch crews, create on-brand quotes, send notifications, deliver appointment reminders and more to improve customer experience.

On top of this, one-click route optimization lets you identify the most productive route and eliminate hours of manual planning. You can automate reminders, payments and follow-ups to save time and reduce administrative tasks.

Cons

Although Jobber has most of the basics, it could be better. Its inventory management feature is only a plug-in on its premium plans. Also, it doesn’t have features for contract management. The Core plan does not offer GPS tracking, in-app customer communication, online booking and marketing tools, but it is available in more expensive plans.