Jobber Integration
AccuPrice syncs your materials, labor, and bundled service pricing into Jobber as products and services. You set markups and labor rates once in AccuPrice, choose what to send, and your technicians build quotes and invoices in Jobber from prices that are already right. Jobber stays your scheduling and job management system — AccuPrice keeps its pricing accurate.
How Does the AccuPrice Jobber Sync Work?
AccuPrice is the pricing engine; Jobber is where the work gets scheduled, quoted, and invoiced. When you sync, AccuPrice reads the products and services already in your Jobber account, creates any that are missing, and updates the price on any it has sent before. Nothing in Jobber is deleted, and you choose the scope every time — one category, a set of bundles, or your whole catalog.
What Data Moves From AccuPrice to Jobber?
Materials
Every material in the categories you choose lands in Jobber as a product, carrying the price AccuPrice calculated from your markup.
Labor
Your labor rates and service items are sent as Jobber services, so technicians add time to a quote at the rate you set.
Bundled jobs
Flat-rate bundles — a panel swap, an outlet install, a service call — sync as single Jobber services with the full price already rolled up.
How Does a Technician Use AccuPrice Pricing in Jobber?
They don't open AccuPrice at all. On site, a tech builds the quote in the Jobber app the way they already do — adding line items from the products and services list. The items AccuPrice synced are right there, with the price attached, so a newer tech quotes the same panel swap at the same price as your most experienced one. When the job converts to an invoice, the numbers carry through untouched.
One price book for the office and the field — no separate spreadsheet on the truck
Change a markup or a labor rate once in AccuPrice, sync, and every Jobber quote uses the new number
Items you have synced before are updated in place, not duplicated
How Do I Connect AccuPrice to Jobber?
Three steps, and you only do them once.
- Connect your Jobber account from the Integrations tab in your AccuPrice settings.
- Choose the product categories, service items, or bundles you want to sync.
- Hit sync. The items appear in Jobber's products and services list, ready to add to any quote.
Frequently asked questions
- Does AccuPrice sync pricing with Jobber?
- Yes. AccuPrice pushes your materials, labor, and bundled service pricing into Jobber as products and services. You choose which categories, service items, or bundles to send, then sync. Jobber stays your scheduling, quoting, and invoicing system, while AccuPrice remains the one place where prices and markups are set.
- How do I connect AccuPrice to Jobber?
- Connect your Jobber account from the Integrations tab in your AccuPrice settings. Then pick the product categories, service items, or bundles you want to send and hit sync. AccuPrice creates the items in Jobber if they are new and updates the price on items it has synced before.
- What gets synced to Jobber?
- The materials, service items, and bundles you select, carrying the prices AccuPrice calculated from your material markups and labor rates. Materials land in Jobber as products; labor and bundled jobs land as services. You choose the scope every time you sync, so you can push one updated category rather than your whole catalog.
- How does a technician use AccuPrice pricing inside Jobber?
- The same way they already build a quote or invoice in Jobber. They add the synced products and services from Jobber's line items and the AccuPrice price is already attached. There is no second app to open on site and no price to look up or type in by hand.
- Does AccuPrice replace Jobber?
- No. AccuPrice is a pricing layer, not a field service platform. It holds your material markups, labor rates, and bundled service packages, then feeds the finished prices into Jobber. Scheduling, dispatch, quoting, invoicing, and payments all stay in Jobber exactly as they work today.