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How to add Job Types

In this video we cover how to add job types with Field Complete Software.

Updated over 3 weeks ago

Job Types in Field Complete

Overview

Job Types are a fundamental categorization tool in Field Complete that help you organize and identify every job in your system. As a required field when creating jobs, they provide consistency and clarity across your entire workflow.

Creating and Managing Job Types

Job Types are created and managed through the Settings menu under Job Type Manager. This centralized location allows you to:

  • Create custom job types tailored to your business needs

  • Add descriptive notes to ensure all team members use each job type consistently

  • Share job types with subcontractors who source work through Field Complete

The ability to add notes within the settings is particularly valuable for maintaining standardization—ensuring that everyone on your team categorizes jobs the same way, reducing confusion and improving data accuracy.

Why Job Types Matter

Job Types provide visibility and organization throughout Field Complete:

  • Calendars: Quickly identify job types at a glance when viewing scheduled work

  • Invoices: Automatically categorize billing by job type for clearer financial tracking

  • Estimates: Maintain consistency from quote to completion

  • Reporting: Filter and analyze your business by job category

Best Practices

To maximize the value of Job Types:

  • Create clear, descriptive names that are easily understood by all users

  • Use the notes feature in Job Type Manager to document when and how each type should be used

  • Review your job types periodically to ensure they still align with your business operations

  • Train new team members on proper job type selection to maintain data integrity

By leveraging Job Types effectively, you'll create a more organized, searchable, and reportable system that grows with your business.

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