Jobber

When you have a lot of techs out in the field, Jobber helps to keep track of who is assigned to which job. This lessens the likelihood of miscommunication or having jobs "fall through the cracks." Techs do not need to physically come to the office for their assignments each day which saves time and money since they can access their Jobber assignments through their phones.

Jobber is a great fit for contractors that are just starting up, as well as small to medium-sized businesses looking to get organized.

It is well suited for medium-sized organizations with a limited number of clients and processes that are not constantly interrupted. We are using it for the field jobs, but for those that are more back-and-forth and require a lot of iteration, I don't think fits well. It is meant for providing service -- deliver service -- done scenarios where workflow follows a stream.

There is hardly an app that covers it all while staying simple and wrapping up the process. From the filing of the request, everything goes smoothly following a natural progression. Reports are insightful, give you an instant overview and easy to understand. In addition, you can easily track any information from those on clients to expense tracking.

Lawn care, pest control, maid/cleaning service. I can see this being a valuable tool for any business that needs to schedule and route jobs. There isn't a project management tool, per se, so I wouldn't think it would be a good fit for an organization looking to manage projects or team collaboration. To be clear, we didn't expect Jobber to have that feature, so this is not a weakness or disappointment.