Jobber adds consumer financing to software
The addition is part of a partnership with Wisetack.
TORONTO – Jobber announced a partnership with Wisetack to allow home service businesses to offer financing options to their customers. The new consumer financing feature gives homeowners the ability to pay for jobs such as home renovations, landscaping, roof repairs, etc. in monthly installments. While homeowners will have the benefit of paying over time, home service businesses using Jobber will continue to receive full payment for a job as soon as it’s completed.
“Consumer financing is another way that Jobber is helping home service entrepreneurs meet homeowner expectations, compete with bigger competitors, and ultimately be more successful,” said Sam Pillar, CEO and co-founder at Jobber. “Jobber’s customers can now offer premium services with more confidence, and homeowners can take on projects and repairs with a convenient and flexible payment option. We’re thrilled
Service Autopilot announces email integration
Members will have the ability to streamline all of their client email communications directly into a client’s account page.
DALLAS Service Autopilot has announced its new email integration feature. This new function service will remove the gap between emails and SA accounts by integrating Gmail and Outlook emails into the SA platform. Members will have the ability to streamline all of their client email communications directly into a client’s account page.
With the new email integration feature, field service businesses will save hours of time each month by eliminating the need for double data entry. After owners begin forwarding their Gmail or Outlook emails into SA, their client emails will be instantly accessible within the Service Autopilot platform and be automatically logged as a “ticket” under the client’s account.
Jan 01, 2021
A new e-ticketing service designed to save contractors time and money – as well as enable contactless transactions – will hit the market in the new year.
Soil Connect is launching the new
e-ticketing service as part of its strategy to become a one-stop shop for contractors who need to buy or sell dirt and other haul materials, says company founder and CEO Cliff Fetner, who is also a third-generation builder and developer.
“It’s time to get rid of these old-school, manual, handwritten tickets,” Fetner says.
The new service is all conducted by software and mobile app, requiring no paper. All delivery tickets are stored digitally and can be viewed and approved by Android or Apple mobile device without the delivery driver, workers on the jobsite or back office administrators having to come in physical contact with anyone.