Answers calls and texts and writes every job straight into Jobber, including the ones that arrive after you have closed.
Jobber offers text-back automation from its Connect plan and an AI Receptionist add-on for full call answering, but many contractors want a more customizable conversational layer, or want AI coverage on plan tiers below Jobber's own add-on. This agent handles the call or text conversation with full flexibility over scripts and qualifying questions, checks Jobber's live schedule, and creates the job directly in your existing Jobber account. The customization argument is concrete rather than a matter of taste. Qualifying questions in this trade are business-specific: which brands a contractor will and will not work on, whether they take commercial work, what their minimum call-out is, which ZIP codes they cover and which they cover only for existing customers. A fixed add-on asks a generic set and hands over a booking that dispatch then has to correct. Configuring the questions to the business means the job arrives complete, with the answers attached, and dispatch assigns rather than re-qualifies. The plan-tier point is separate and equally practical: a contractor on a lower Jobber tier gets the same coverage as one paying for the add-on, which changes what the smaller business can offer.
Automates conversational booking and Jobber sync end-to-end.
Answers calls or texts and holds the booking conversation
Reads current technician availability from Jobber
Confirms job type, address, and time with the customer
Creates the job directly in Jobber
Updates the Jobber entry if the customer reschedules
Logs every synced job for the office to review
This AI agent eliminates the fixed cost and limited customization of Jobber's own AI Receptionist add-on, holding a fully configurable conversation and writing the confirmed job into the existing Jobber account. It works the same way regardless of which Jobber plan tier the business is on. Writing the job into Jobber rather than notifying about it is what keeps everything downstream intact. Jobber remains the single place the schedule lives, the invoicing runs from the job record as it always did, and nobody is reconciling a second list at the start of the day.
Take the booking, check availability live, write it in.
The AI agent handles the call or text and confirms job details with the customer.
It reads current technician availability from Jobber before confirming a time.
The confirmed job is created directly in Jobber, visible to dispatch immediately.
An after-hours call that would have gone to voicemail.
Scenario: A customer calls about a leaking outdoor unit. The agent asks a few diagnostic questions, checks technician availability directly from Jobber, offers the next available slot, and creates the job in Jobber with the customer's notes attached — dispatch sees a fully-formed job, not just a text notification to follow up on. Nothing about how the contractor runs Jobber changed; the only difference is that the call at a quarter to seven became a job instead of a voicemail.
Jobber contractors losing bookings outside office hours.
Get full conversational AI answering without upgrading to Plus.
Configure exact qualifying questions rather than a fixed add-on flow.
Get fully-formed jobs in Jobber instead of texts to follow up on manually.
Standardize call handling across every truck's schedule.
Evaluate a custom agent against Jobber's own $29/mo or $499/mo options.
Jobber and the channels bookings arrive on.
Provides live technician availability and receives the confirmed job.
Handles the call or text conversation that leads to the booking.
Logs every synced job for the office to review.
Mirrors the booked visit for staff who work from a calendar.
Routes anything needing a person to the office.
The bookings that arrive when nobody is at a desk.
Questions about booking into Jobber.
It is an automated assistant that holds the call or text conversation with fully configurable scripts and qualifying questions, checks Jobber's live schedule, and creates the confirmed job in the existing Jobber account with the customer's answers attached - working the same way on any Jobber plan tier.
Yes, this agent connects directly to Jobber to read live availability and create jobs, so it works with the field-service software you're already running rather than requiring a switch.
Jobber's add-on is a fixed feature at a set price on top of your plan. This agent is fully configurable — scripts, qualifying questions, and escalation rules — and works the same way regardless of your Jobber tier.
No, this agent connects to Jobber's scheduling data directly and doesn't require a specific Jobber plan tier to function.
The agent checks Jobber's live technician availability before confirming a time, then creates the job directly in Jobber once the customer confirms.
Yes, some contractors keep Jobber's built-in text-back for simple cases and add this agent for full conversational booking on more complex calls.
No — Jobber remains the job-management and invoicing system; this agent adds the conversational front end that captures and books the job.
Answers calls and texts and writes every job straight into Jobber, including the ones that arrive after you have closed.