Add an option to custom job fields to indicate if the field we've created is an email address; so that JobNimbus will let us select it as the recipient address when sending an email from the Job.

Currently when choosing to email a contact from their contact card, the first thing that populates is the text field of the email. We often times forget to input the subject line because it is underneath the text field. It would be more beneficial if the email box was laid out like a traditional email . First selecting which contact we are sending to then the subject line and finally the text that is going to be input into the body of the message.

Sort of related to having more than one active email field...but I just came across this while integrating with QuickBooks.
We have several clients for which we have 2 email addresses in the field (separated by a comma), and when we email their invoices to them, it goes to both emails automatically.

When updating a contact record that had 2 emails from QuickBooks, I had to remove an email address to be able to save it because it only allows one.

BuilderTrend has a feature that generates a checkbox in emails sent to suppliers and other partners that they can check to show that they have seen and confirmed the contents of the email. I'd love to see this added to JobNimbus, currently one of my office staff spends five hours a week just confirming orders with suppliers and subcontractors.

I want to be able to see a subcontractor's email address alongside the assigned team member's email addresses after assigning the subcontractor to the Contact, that way I can email the sub without relating them to the Contact.

My only ‘concern’ with this process is we have no control over making sure a customer hits ‘reply all’. I trust this is something that this is something that will change soon. It sounds like a significant area of opportunity.

it would be great to be able to automate emails to vendors so when we move to a certain area in our job workflow it will tell them we are ready for delivery or any other information we need to relay.

I want to be able to update /customize the default email message that is sent with e-signature requests.

When we email an invoice through jobnimbus and the box pops up it does not give us the ability to type a personal message and send it. It only gives us the option to use a template email. Our team would like the ability to type a small personal message per customer.

Increase attachment size >15MB. If not, can we have an option to send the files as a link for customers to view through Jobnimbus?

I need to be able to email a sub, vendor, and somebody from my team through JN without having to manually enter their address.

I'd like an option to use my own email and or company name as the sender on emails out to my customers. Because my customers don't know JobNimbus, they get confused. Would be a smoother process to have it come from me instead.

Currently Jobnimbus has Coding at the end of outgoing emails [jnid:xxxxx]. Please remove this coding or hide it in HTML so that is is not visable in the email.

Please JN. When are you gonna add these options. Right now customers need to print out the contracts or proposals, sign and send back. We urgently need to have the option for the customer to e-sign electronically, or sign in person with finger if we want to seal the deal at the table.

At this time your only option to sign is not professional. There are also fields that would need notes or text fields and it would be great to have that without having to always use third party options.

I would like to remove the company name showing next to the email address. I have an automation set up to send an email and would not like that to be included.

Large area blocked out on email, body of area to write email too small. Open the dead gap up to the email body to make it easier to write emails

Emails: Split Window as follows: Email Body window over email checkboxes / Attachments Window to the right.
The current setup is like fighting a moving target and I have a big screen. Which is hard to manage