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Bring them back

Phone numbers on the back of your hand

JobsiteBooked is a business texting app for contractors, with every customer call, text and message on your phone. Miss a call on the ladder, and one tap makes it a request, the caller's number filled in.

  • Each missed call on your Home screen, with Call back and Request
  • Text, email, chat, Facebook and Instagram, one thread per customer
  • Replies from the truck, on the channel the customer used
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JobsiteBooked Inbox: texts, chat, email, Facebook and missed calls in one list, a customer's thread and her client card
Missed calls open on the JobsiteBooked phone app's Home, each caller with Call back and Request buttons

Where it sits

Texting & inbox sits in Bring them back

  1. Land the job

    Online booking · Estimates · Review requests · Marketing · Website

  2. Run the job

    Scheduling · Crew app · Job photos · Time tracking · Integrations

  3. Bill the job

    Invoicing · Payments · Expenses · QuickBooks sync · Reporting

  4. Bring them back

    Texting & inbox · Reminders · Customer portal · Customer list

Texting & inbox

What piles up while you're on the job

Three moments a customer goes unanswered, and what your phone does instead.

  • On the ladder

    The caller saved, the request filled in

    You're in an attic fishing a wire when the phone buzzes, so the number goes on your hand. By lunch it's a smudge, and the caller has hired someone else.

    Your business line rings the Android app, and each call with a customer is logged in their conversation. A missed one shows under Needs you on your Home screen, with Call back and Request. Request opens a job request with the caller filled in and "Missed call" in the details. Or tap the row and text them first: "Up in an attic, I'll call you at 5."

    • Business line: rings the Android app
    • Needs you: each missed call with Call back and Request
    • Text first: open the thread from the row
    A missed call's thread: the logged call, the owner's text back, and a request with the caller's number and source filled in
    A missed call's thread

  • Lunch in the truck

    One thread per customer, whatever they used

    At lunch you check texts, then Facebook, then email, and still miss one. A customer's Instagram photos of a cracked step sat unread from Monday to Thursday.

    Texts, emails, website chat, Facebook and Instagram messages land in one inbox, one thread per customer, newest first. From the Android app, your reply goes back the way the customer last wrote: text, Facebook, Instagram or chat. Emails come through your own Gmail or Outlook, and you answer those from the office computer.

    • One inbox: text, email, website chat, Facebook, Instagram
    • Replies on the channel the customer last used
    • Gmail or Outlook: emails in the customer's thread
    Phone Messages list, newest first, with texts, an email, a web chat, a Facebook and an Instagram message in one list
    The inbox on your phone

  • Storm week

    Callers booked while you're on the roof

    The week after a hailstorm, the phone rings every few minutes while you're tearing off a roof. Callers who reach voicemail ring the next name on Google.

    The AI front desk answers your business line, plus website chat, email and Facebook. It asks what the caller needs, then takes their name, number, address and the problem. Then it books an assessment on your calendar, or offers a call back.

    • Answers: your line, website chat, email and Facebook
    • Books: an assessment, or offers a call back
    Callers booked while you're on the roof
    AI front desk chat
Handyman on a customer's front porch, fixing their screen door

I used to write callers' numbers on my hand and lose half by lunch. Now I text them from the ladder, and they wait for me.

Dave P.Handyman

How it works

What happens when the phone rings

  1. It rings

    Your business line rings the Android app, and each customer's texts and messages join their thread.

  2. You answer

    Pick up, or tap the missed call's row and text the caller first.

  3. It's on the list

    Tap Request, and the caller becomes a job request for you to schedule.

Related features

What else reaches your customers

Questions about texts and calls

Can I see texts, emails, Facebook and Instagram messages together?
Yes: texts, emails, website chat, Facebook and Instagram messages all land in one inbox, one thread per customer. The newest sit at the top, with unread ones marked.
Can I answer customers from my phone?
Yes: the Android app shows every thread, and you answer by text, Facebook, Instagram or website chat. Emails you answer from the office computer.
What happens when I miss a call on a job?
Each missed call shows on your phone under Needs you, with Call back and Request. Tap the row to text the caller first. Request turns it into a job request with their number filled in.
Can I connect my Gmail or Outlook to the inbox?
Yes: we connect your Gmail or Outlook at setup, and customer emails join the same thread as their texts. You send email replies from the office computer.
Can my office manager and I see the same conversations?
Yes: your office manager gets their own login to the same inbox, so you both see every reply. A conversation can be assigned to one of you, so nobody answers twice.
Contractor going over an estimate on a tablet with a homeowner in a kitchen being remodeled

We do the setup

Text back from the ladder, in one tap

We do the setup: your services and prices, your customers, each crew member's personal link to the crew app, and your website. We connect your business line and email, so the first call rings your phone.

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