Jobber + ReviewWheel

How it works

You close out the job and invoice it in Jobber

Jobber’s a quoting-and-billing-first FSM, which means the operational moment that matters is the closeout — the job’s marked done, the invoice goes to the customer, payment posts. That’s the cleanest signal that the work is genuinely complete; a job that isn’t billed is a job that isn’t really finished. Your office manager runs that closeout step exactly the same way they do today.

ReviewWheel picks up the closeout event

When Jobber fires the job-closed event, ReviewWheel reads it. Client name, phone, email, job address, the service description, and the invoice ID all sync across. The invoice ID is the part that matters — it means we only send review requests on work that genuinely closed and billed, which keeps your review velocity tied to your revenue and away from the half-done estimates that pile up in any FSM. No risk of asking a homeowner for a review on a job your team is still arguing about.

A branded request lands with the customer

Personalized SMS or email goes out the same business day. The message uses the client’s name, your logo, and the one-tap link to your Google Business Profile. Follow-ups fire at intervals tuned to keep open rates high and unsubscribes near zero. The result for most Jobber-based service businesses: review velocity ramps from a few per month to 15+ within the first 60 days, and the cleaning, landscaping, and handyman businesses we see on Jobber start hitting the top of the Google Map pack for their service-area queries within a quarter.