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Reads your schedule
Everything on your Jobber schedule in the window she is about to offer counts as busy: visits, assessments, tasks and events.
Badline answers your calls and works straight in Jobber. She reads your schedule, offers only the times that are open, books the visit while the caller is on the line, and every call lands in Jobber as a client and a request with the notes, the transcript and the recording.
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Everything on your Jobber schedule in the window she is about to offer counts as busy: visits, assessments, tasks and events.
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The booked time goes onto your Jobber schedule as the request's assessment, right beside the work you booked yourself.
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The caller becomes a Jobber client, matched by phone number or created with the service address as the property, and the call becomes a request.
A Jobber admin connects Badline once, on Jobber's own Allow Access screen. There are no API keys and nothing to copy.
Badline asks for access to clients and requests, which is what it takes to log calls and schedule visits. It never creates jobs, quotes, invoices or payments.
Every new connection is proven on a supervised test call before it writes to your live account.
Yes. Badline answers your calls, reads your Jobber schedule, books the visit into an open time while the caller is on the line, and puts every caller into Jobber as a client and a request with the notes, the transcript and the recording.
Clients, requests, notes with everything captured on the call, the call recording, and the scheduled assessment for the booked visit. Never jobs, quotes, invoices or payments.
She reads your Jobber schedule first and treats every visit, assessment, task and event in the window as busy, then offers only the times around them.
Badline picks up the change and updates the booking to match, so the next time that customer calls, she has the right time.
Yes. You forward your existing business number to your agent, and customers keep dialing the number they have.
Tell us about your business. We build your agent, you hear it on a call, then you decide.