PHC Rx — Diagnose. Prescribe. Treat.

Jobber integration

Jobber does the office. PHC Rx does the tree.

If you searched whether Jobber does plant health care, the short answer is that it schedules and invoices it, and that is all. The diagnosis, the rate per inch, the label check, and the prescription the client approves come from PHC Rx, and the two stay in step in both directions.

Who does what

Two tools, no overlap.

Jobber is a field service platform with a tree care page. PHC Rx is a clinical tool for plant health care. Everything one does, the other leaves alone.

Jobber

  • Quotes with images, optional line items, and automatic follow-ups
  • Scheduling with route optimization and GPS tracking
  • Client hub: requests, approvals, progress, payments
  • Batch invoicing, card, ACH, Tap to Pay, recurring payments
  • Crew app with schedules, job details, time tracking
  • Marketing: booking forms, review requests, email

PHC Rx

  • Diagnosis: five weighted steps, a confidence rating
  • Treatment library: 220+ species, 138 pests and diseases, rate per inch of DBH
  • Five label checks before the prescription goes out
  • Prescription the client approves from a link: finding, product, timing, price
  • Application records: product, EPA number, rate, applicator, weather, REI
  • Tree Risk Assessment with the ISA matrices and a branded report

The sync

Connected in both directions.

Connect your Jobber account once. Clients and properties come over instead of being retyped, scheduled visits show up in Jobber, and a quote approved in Jobber closes the prescription on this side.

Client updated in Jobber

Client record follows

Quote approved or updated

Prescription status follows

Job created, updated, or closed

Treatment status follows

Visit scheduled, changed, or completed

Calendar follows

A failed update is logged with the reason and retried, never dropped. Disconnect any time, from either side.

Jobber sync

Connected
Clients and propertiesImported both ways
Quote approved in JobberPrescription updated
Job closed in JobberTreatment marked complete
Visit scheduled in PHC RxPushed to Jobber
Failed syncLogged and retried

Twelve Jobber event types are handled, and each one can be forwarded to your own webhook endpoint.

A day on the route

Where the handoff happens.

The client books a PHC visit through the Jobber client hub. The tech opens the property in PHC Rx, walks the diagnosis on the maple, gets scale at 82 percent, picks the product, and the calculator sets the dose off the label table. The label check passes. The prescription goes to the client as a link; they approve it, and the quote in Jobber flips to approved. The visit lands on the Jobber schedule. The crew injects, logs the application in PHC Rx, and the job closes in Jobber. The office invoices from Jobber. Nobody typed the client, the tree, or the product twice.

The treatment pages show what the clinical side looks like per pest, from emerald ash borer to scale. The software roundup covers how Jobber compares with the tree-specific office systems.

Questions

Jobber and plant health care.

Does Jobber do plant health care?
Jobber schedules PHC visits, quotes them, and invoices them, the same way it handles any field service job. It has no tree inventory, no diagnosis, no treatment rates, and no pesticide label checks. Companies that sell PHC through Jobber pair it with PHC Rx for that part.
What does the Jobber integration sync?
Clients and properties, quotes and their approval status, jobs and their status, and scheduled visits, in both directions. A quote approved in Jobber marks the prescription approved in PHC Rx; a visit completed in PHC Rx closes the job in Jobber.
Which Jobber plan do I need?
Any plan with API access to your account. Jobber lists Core at $49 a month, Connect at $139, Grow at $199, and Plus at $499 on monthly billing, with lower prepaid annual rates and a 14-day trial. Check the current plan comparison on Jobber's pricing page for connected-app access.
Does PHC Rx replace Jobber?
No. Jobber runs the office. PHC Rx runs the diagnosis, the prescription, and the records on the tree. Most companies use both and the sync keeps them from typing anything twice.
What happens if a sync fails?
The failed update is logged with the reason and retried. Nothing is dropped quietly. You can disconnect from either side at any time and reconnect later without losing records.

Keep Jobber. Add the diagnosis.

One property, one week, no card. Connect Jobber on day one and see the quote flip when the client approves the prescription.