Revalio and Jobber

Keep Jobber for job management. Revalio does the part it does not.

Jobber runs the job once you have it: quotes, scheduling, invoices, payments. Revalio works earlier, in the inbox, on the enquiries and quotes that have not turned into jobs yet.

What Jobber does

  • Quoting, scheduling and dispatch
  • Invoicing and card payments
  • Client records and job history
  • A client hub for approvals and payments

What it does not, and Revalio does

  • Notice an enquiry in your inbox that nobody has answered
  • Chase a quote that has gone quiet, in your words, from your address
  • Tell you which open quotes are about to die of silence

Using both

Keep Jobber for the work. Connect the inbox your enquiries arrive in to Revalio, approve the acknowledgements and chases it drafts, and carry on quoting and invoicing exactly as you do now.

How Revalio works, whichever tools you keep

  1. Connect the inbox your enquiries land in. Gmail or Microsoft 365, read access to the folders you choose.
  2. Revalio watches every enquiry and quote and flags what has gone quiet, with the evidence from the thread.
  3. It drafts the reply or the chase; you approve with one tap. Anything with a price or a promise always waits for you.
  4. Approved messages go from your own address, and a monthly statement shows what came back.

Questions

Does Revalio replace Jobber?
No. It does not schedule, invoice or take payments. It reads the inbox and chases what has gone quiet.
Will they fight over the same emails?
No. Revalio only reads; anything it sends is a draft you approved, from your own address. Jobber keeps doing what it does.

Jobber is named here only to describe the job it does; Revalio is not affiliated with it. Other comparisons: Tradify, Checkatrade, lead directories, hiring an office administrator, a virtual assistant.