Connect Jobber and Webhooks by Zapier to unlock the power of automation

To set up a Jobber integration using Webhooks by Zapier, you first need to create a new zap and select Webhooks as your trigger app. Choose the 'Catch Hook' option if you want Webhooks to trigger on certain events from Jobber. After setting up your webhook URL in Jobber, return to Zapier and test the trigger. Once tested successfully, you can proceed to define actions based on your workflow requirements.

In Jobber, you can use triggers such as 'New Client', 'New Invoice', or 'New Appointment'. These triggers will send real-time data to your configured Webhook URL in Zapier when an event occurs in Jobber, allowing you to automate follow-up processes.

Using Webhooks by Zapier with Jobber allows you to automate actions such as sending notifications via email or Slack when a new appointment is booked, updating CRM records, or generating reports when an invoice is created.

You don't need detailed coding knowledge to integrate Jobber with Webhooks by Zapier. The process involves creating zaps within our platform with simple step-by-step instructions. However, understanding how webhooks work and some basic JSON knowledge can be helpful.

Yes, within Zapier's setup for webhooks, you have the option to apply filters based on data attributes sent from Jobber. This means that only specific events meeting your criteria will initiate further actions.

We prioritize security and employ SSL encryption for all data transmitted between integrations like Jobber and webhooks. We also recommend setting additional authentication methods within your job tracking app for added security.

If the webhook isn't triggering properly, double-check that the correct webhook URL is entered in Jobber and verify network connectivity. You should also review webhook logs in our interface for any error messages or retries that might indicate issues.