Chemical tracking software for in-depth record keeping

Name: Jobber App
Brand: Jobber
Rating: 4.8 (367 reviews)

Keep an organized, detailed record of your chemical and pesticide usage out in the field. Jobber makes it easy to record every application—then pull reports quickly when you need them.

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How does chemical tracking work in Jobber?

Here’s how Jobber helps your field service business keep track of chemical and pesticide usage:

Chemical Tracking

Keep chemical records detailed and organized

Capture the chemicals and pesticides you use on the job along with their registration number and the pests you used them for.

Use Jobber’s chemical tracking form to record the details of every chemical treatment, including the property address, weather conditions, and more.

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Chemical tracking form in Jobber with fields for every detail on company licensing, application licensing, and chemicals used

Reporting

Get quick reports on your chemical usage

When you need to report on your usage, you can download your company’s entire chemical application history.

Sort your chemical history by date, client, or applicator to quickly access the information you need.

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Chemical treatment report in Jobber with details on chemical type, applicator, and client’s property address

What is chemical tracking software?

Chemical tracking software like Jobber helps field service businesses organize and access records of their chemical and pesticide usage—all in the same place you manage jobs.

Many jurisdictions require that you track and store chemical and pesticide for up to seven years. Chemical tracking software lets you keep digital records of your chemical usage so you stay compliant with your region’s regulations.

Jobber lets you capture the chemicals you use, when and where you use them, and your business licensing—then store that information in your job, client, or property records. When you need to report on your usage, you can download your company’s entire chemical application history with just a couple clicks.