Jobber, the leading provider of software for home and commercial service businesses, today announced the new Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations that let Jobber bring a service pro's business context into ChatGPT and Claude. Through the Jobber Plugin in ChatGPT and Jobber Connector for Claude, service pros can ask questions about their business, identify what needs attention, and complete everyday administrative work—all with the context of their own Jobber account data.
When other supported services are connected to ChatGPT or Claude, Jobber can draw information from them directly, so nothing needs to be re-entered manually. For example, a business owner could have a service inquiry in their email inbox, and the plugin in ChatGPT or connector for Claude can use that information to create a Client, Property, and Request in Jobber. The lead now lives in Jobber with automations, follow-ups, and reporting attached, ready to move forward.
The Jobber Plugin in ChatGPT and Jobber Connector for Claude give service pros an automated way to bring trusted business context into both ChatGPT and Claude, including getting answers grounded in their business, actioning administrative work in Jobber, and catching revenue before it leaks.
Getting answers grounded in their business: Ask ChatGPT or Claude about clients, properties, jobs, quotes, invoices, requests, and visits, and receive answers informed by their actual Jobber account.
Actioning administrative work in Jobber: Dictate or paste in updates from calls or jobs directly into ChatGPT or Claude, and the plugin or connector can update all relevant client, property, and request records within Jobber, ready to use with Jobber workflows.
Catching revenue before it leaks: Ask ChatGPT or Claude to find money slipping through the cracks, like approved quotes that were never scheduled or completed jobs that were never invoiced, and get a prioritized list of unbilled work, ready to act on in Jobber.
Jobber remains the system of record, while service pros gain the flexibility to use the AI platform that best fits how they work.
"Jobber is in a unique position to help service pros get value from AI, both inside our products, and now, by making their business context available to the AI tools they use alongside Jobber," said Sam Pillar, CEO and co-founder of Jobber. "By bringing Jobber into ChatGPT and Claude we're helping make sure the service pros that are most eager to explore this new technology can get answers they can trust with frontier models and Jobber working together."
"We're trying to grow quickly, and building the right systems to support that growth is even more important," said Jeremy Snavely, owner of Spray Foam by IOK. "What's exciting is that being able to connect Jobber with the AI tools I use gives me a new way to work with the information already in my business. I've used it to help plan upcoming work and manage leads, and I'm still finding new ways it could help as we grow."
The Jobber Plugin in ChatGPT and Jobber Connector for Claude are now available to all Jobber customers. In the Jobber App Marketplace service pros can connect Jobber to the tools they already use, and unlock new ones, through more than 130 integrations and Jobber's API.
About Jobber
Jobber is the award-winning platform that puts blue collar first. Built for service pros, Jobber streamlines and automates operations so crews can run more efficiently, increase profitability, and scale with confidence. More than 100,000 businesses and 400,000 service pros in over 50 industries—including landscaping, plumbing, cleaning, and contracting—use Jobber to serve over 34 million properties in more than 70 countries. Jobber continually ranks as one of Canada's fastest-growing and most innovative companies by The Globe and Mail, Fast Company, and Deloitte.
