Exports · Jobber

Jobber one-off jobs report to dashboard

Upload the file you already download from Jobber. Every Number reads it with no setup, picks a screen, and puts a receipt on every number.

The question behind this file

How much revenue and profit did this month's one-off jobs bring per lead source, and which jobs lost money?

What you get

Money over time

Money adding up through the month.

Total revenue is money and Created date dates each job, so it adds up revenue through the period.

You can switch it to This period vs last, Breakdown, Key numbers under “How it's read”.

Click any number for its receipt: the rule, the rows it used, and the rows it left out.

Getting the file

  1. Download it from Jobber

    In Jobber, open Insights, then Reports, choose the One-off jobs report under Work Reports, and click Export to CSV. Jobber emails you the file.

    Jobber's guide

  2. Know what a row is

    One row is one one-off job.

  3. Upload it as it is

    No cleanup first. Title rows, totals rows and repeated headers are skipped and listed in each receipt.

The 32 columns we tested with, from Jobber's documentation

Created date · Client name · Lead source · Title · Schedule start date · Closed date · Job # · Visits assigned to · Total revenue ($) · Client email · Custom fields · Client phone · Line items · Billing street · Billing state/province · Billing city · Billing zip/postal code · Service street · Service city · Service state/province · Service zip/postal code · Invoice #s · Quote # · Quote discount ($) · Online booking · Expenses total ($) · Time tracked · Labour cost total ($) · Line item cost total ($) · Total costs ($) · Profit ($) · Profit %

How we know

This file is one of the 100 in our reading test. The column names are Jobber's; the rows were generated to fit them, since we don't have your file. Your export may have more or fewer columns, and Every Number shows how it read each one before you build.