Jobber is a field service management platform for managing clients, jobs, scheduling, quotes, invoices, and payments.
Create an individual or company client in Jobber with optional primary email and phone contact details. Provide at least one of first_name, last_name, or company_name. Jobber provides no client deletion path, so this leaves a persistent record.
Create one Jobber TEXT, LINK, AREA, TRUE_FALSE, NUMERIC, or DROPDOWN custom-field definition through a fixed type-specific mutation. WARNING: this persistent administrative write requires Jobber Connect+ (Connect or higher) and the Custom Field Configurations write permission. Creation is persistent, and Jobber provides apps no supported cleanup or deletion path for a custom field they configure.
Create a basic one-off Jobber job for an existing property with an explicit invoicing strategy. Jobber provides no job deletion path, so this leaves a persistent record.
Create a note on exactly one Jobber client, job, quote, invoice, or request. The resource type selects a fixed provider mutation, and unsupported cross-resource link options are rejected. Created notes persist, and this toolkit has no general delete-note action across all five resource types. Attachments are not supported.
Create a persistent draft quote for an existing Jobber client and property with one or more explicit line items. Setting a line item's save_to_products_and_services flag to true also creates a persistent copy in Jobber's products and services catalog. Jobber exposes no quote deletion root, so this action leaves a persistent business record.
Permanently disconnect this connected account from the Jobber app, immediately revoking its access and refresh tokens. This cannot be undone; future Jobber calls require reconnecting through OAuth.
Return the connected Jobber account's identity and basic company details.
Return one client, its basic properties, and up to 10 normalized notes by opaque Jobber client ID. Note IDs can be passed to Update Note.
Return one invoice's receivables summary, client, salesperson, and up to 10 normalized notes by opaque Jobber invoice ID.
Return one job's status, schedule, totals, client, property, and up to 10 normalized notes by opaque Jobber job ID. Note IDs can be passed to Update Note.
Return one catalog product, service, or labour item by opaque Jobber catalog ID. A supplied unknown catalog ID fails with Jobber's GraphQL error because this root is non-null.
Return one service property and its owning client by opaque Jobber property ID.
Return one quote's financial summary, client, property, salesperson, and up to 10 notes by opaque Jobber quote ID.
Return one work request and up to 10 normalized notes by opaque Jobber request ID. Note IDs can be passed to Update Note.
Return one time sheet entry by opaque Jobber ID.
Return a Jobber user by ID, or the current authorized user when user_id is omitted.
Search and filter clients in the connected Jobber account, returning one cursor-paginated page.
List custom-field definitions by target, value type, or creating app, with type-specific defaults and one cursor page. This read was verified on Core; Jobber documents custom-field configuration features as Connect or higher.
Search and filter invoices by client, status, or due date, returning one cursor-paginated page.
Search and filter jobs by status, type, schedule, or assignee, returning one cursor-paginated page.
List one cursor page of notes for a Jobber client, job, quote, invoice, or request. An initial call requires resource_type and resource_id. Each opaque LIST_NOTES continuation retains the original resource type, resource ID, and limit, so pass only its cursor for later pages. A raw notes_next_cursor from the matching bounded GET tool requires resource_type and resource_id.
Return one cursor-paginated page of catalog products, services, and labour items.
Search properties or list those belonging to a client, returning one cursor-paginated page.
Search and filter quotes by client, status, salesperson, or creation time, returning one cursor-paginated page.
Search and filter work requests by client, property, status, assignee, or timestamp, returning one cursor-paginated page.
List visits, tasks, events, assessments, and reminders for a required date-time range, optionally including unassigned or unscheduled items, one cursor-paginated page at a time.
Filter time sheet entries by user, approval, payable state, active timer, or timestamps, returning one cursor-paginated page.
Search Jobber users by name or activation status and return each user's account status and role details in one cursor-paginated page.
Filter scheduled or unscheduled visits by status, time, assignee, or billing state, returning one cursor-paginated page.
Update a Jobber client's identity, communication preferences, or tags, or add primary email or phone details. Provide at least one update field in addition to client_id; added contact records do not replace existing records.
Rename or update the type-specific default of an existing Jobber custom field. Requires Jobber Connect or higher and the app's Custom Field Configurations permission. field_type is needed only for type-specific updates and must match the existing field; this action cannot change appliesTo, readOnly, transferable, or the field's value type.
Update an existing Jobber invoice's customer-facing text, issue or due terms, discount, salesperson, or payment options. This is a financial write: discounts can change the invoice total, due terms can change when payment is owed, and payment switches can change how the client may pay.
Update an existing Jobber job's basic details, timeframe, salesperson, or review-request preference. Provide at least one update field.
Update a note discovered on a Jobber client, job, quote, invoice, or request. Dispatches only to the fixed mutation for resource_type and requires at least one supported update field. Link compatibility: CLIENT supports invoices/jobs/quotes/requests; JOB supports invoices; QUOTE supports invoices/jobs; REQUEST supports invoices/jobs/quotes; INVOICE supports no link flags.
Update an existing Jobber catalog item's pricing, visibility, scheduling, classification, or self-serve quantity settings. Financial fields affect the item as follows: default_unit_cost changes the default customer price, internal_unit_cost changes the internal cost used to track profitability, markup changes the markup percentage, and taxable controls whether the item is subject to tax. Provide at least one update field in addition to product_or_service_id.
Update an existing Jobber quote's customer-facing text, quote number, pricing modifiers, salesperson, or payment options. Provide at least one update field in addition to quote_id.
The Jobber integration connects your Dench AI CRM directly to Jobber, so agents can read and act on your Jobber data as part of everyday work — answering questions in chat, keeping your CRM in sync, and running automations without anyone copying data between tools.
36 actions are available for agents to invoke on your behalf. Every call runs through Jobber's own authorization, scoped to the account you connect.
Sign in to your Dench workspace and open Integrations.
Find Jobber and click Connect — you'll authorize access through Jobber's own sign-in flow. No API keys or code required.
Ask an agent to use Jobber in chat, or call it from an automation.
Manage or disconnect the connection any time from workspace settings.
The Dench Jobber integration connects your AI CRM to Jobber, so AI agents can work with your Jobber data as part of chats, automations, and CRM workflows. You connect your account once, and every agent in your workspace can use it — governed by your workspace permissions.
The Jobber integration currently exposes 36 actions, including Create Client, Create Custom Field Configuration, Create Job, Create Note, Create Quote, and Disconnect App. Agents invoke them on your behalf from chat or from automations.
No. You connect Jobber from your Dench workspace using Jobber's own sign-in and authorization flow — no API keys to copy, no glue code to maintain.
Connections are authorized through Jobber's own authentication flow, and Dench stores only the authorization needed to act on your behalf. You can review and disconnect the Jobber connection from your workspace settings at any time.