Connect Google Sheets and Jobber to unlock the power of automation

To connect Google Sheets with Jobber, you need to use our platform to create a Zap. First, select Google Sheets and Jobber as your apps. Then, define a trigger in Google Sheets, such as 'New Spreadsheet Row', and choose a corresponding action in Jobber like 'Create Client'. Follow the instructions to grant permissions and complete the setup.

Yes, our integration allows you to set up triggers in Google Sheets that automatically prompt actions in Jobber. For instance, whenever a new row is added or an existing row is updated in your spreadsheet, you can trigger actions like 'Update Client' or 'Create Request' in Jobber.

With the integration, you can perform various actions such as 'Create Client', 'Update Request', or 'Send Invoice' in Jobber directly from triggers set off by changes or additions to your Google Sheets data.

Although direct export isn't available through triggers and actions alone, you can set up periodic tasks or reports within Jobber which can then be imported into Google Sheets manually using CSV exports. This requires some manual steps after exporting data from Jobber.

Yes, within the platform, you can design Zaps that only proceed if certain conditions are met. For instance, if a cell meets a specific criteria—like containing certain text—you might trigger an action such as ‘Schedule Visit’ on Jobber when that condition is fulfilled.

At this time, bulk updates are limited because each row change typically triggers individual actions in our system. Therefore, handling large volumes at once might require splitting them into more manageable chunks manually for efficiency.

During setup of the zap involving these apps, you'll be prompted to ensure both accounts are authenticated. This involves logging into both your Google account and your Jobber account to give necessary permissions for access and operation through our platform.