JobsRadius

Turn completed service jobs into web content

JobsRadius describes a platform for home-service businesses that want to make more use of the projects their crews already complete. A job entered as complete in a connected CRM—or added from a phone—can be used to create a project description from its photos and service type. The platform then places the job on the contractor’s own map, adds it to a relevant service or city page and prepares a post for the business’s Google profile. The website presents this as an automated workflow intended to reduce the manual writing and photo-approval work after a job.

Neighbourhood-level maps and service pages

The map feature places completed projects at approximate neighbourhood level and offsets the pins; the site says street addresses are not displayed. Service and city pages are matched to the work: a roof-repair page can show roof-repair projects, while a city page can show jobs from that area. The pages are hosted on the contractor’s own domain, according to the company, and refresh as new jobs are added. This setup is aimed at making a portfolio searchable by both service and service area without publishing a customer’s exact address.

Review requests and follow-up

The platform can send a review request by text the day after a job, attach project photos, or provide a QR code for a technician to show at handoff. JobsRadius says incoming reviews can be matched to the related job and that it can draft a reply and schedule a post. This links a completed project with follow-up communication and the company’s public profile. Businesses would configure which jobs, photos and customer messages enter the workflow and confirm the review and posting settings before launch.

CRM and publishing integrations

The integrations page lists Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Leap, Service Fusion, ServiceM8, Workiz, Thryv, SmartTrack CRM, CompanyCam and QuickBooks as sources for jobs, customer details and photos. Finished work can be sent to a contractor’s website, Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram. The company says it will prioritize additional integrations based on the needs of its early customers. The landing page advertises a 20-minute setup and no contract, and invites prospects to book a demo.

Demonstrations and support

JobsRadius provides a live demonstration of the product using sample contractor data, so the names, job counts, reviews and project descriptions in that preview are examples rather than the company’s own customer results. Its website explains the steps from CRM job completion through content creation, map placement and review follow-up, and includes feature and integration pages for prospective users. The listed support contact is support@jobsradius.com; businesses can use the demo request to discuss their CRM, website and publishing needs.