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Jobber's job forms and Manifold's checklists serve different purposes — and understanding the difference helps you build a workflow that uses both correctly rather than duplicating effort.
Jobber job forms are structured data collection forms attached to jobs. You can build custom forms with fields for text, numbers, dropdowns, and signatures. They're ideal for:
Job forms live inside Jobber's job record. The data is tied to the client and the invoice workflow.
Manifold's required-photo checklists are built around evidence, not data entry. Each checklist item requires a photo before it can be checked off. The result isn't a form submission — it's a photo-backed audit trail.
Manifold checklists are for documentation and protection. Jobber forms are for data collection and workflow management.
A practical HVAC maintenance visit: Jobber job form captures the equipment details and client signature on arrival. Manifold checklist documents the condition of each unit with required photos before and after service. Jobber produces the invoice. Manifold produces the evidence PDF.
Neither replaces the other. They solve different problems in the same workflow.
Use Jobber forms when you need structured data tied to a job record or client account — measurements, serial numbers, client approvals, compliance yes/no fields.
Use Manifold checklists when you need photo evidence tied to a specific step — before-work condition documentation, rough-in verification, punch list completion, final walkthrough sign-off.
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