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Great news! We are planning on adding Google Maps autocomplete functionality, so that whenever you create or edit a Job in JobNiimbus, as you begin to type the address the suggested Google Maps locations will appear below. This should greatly streamline the process of adding new leads and Jobs, and improve the accuracy of the data inputted as well.
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Good news! We are planning to improve this functionality in an upcoming release. Phone numbers (and other contact information) from the related Contacts will be displayed prominently on the Job view screen. This will mean you no longer have to click into the Contact from the Job to find the phone number or email address.
We expect this update to release in the next 30 days.
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We love this idea.
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Would this be for providing emphasis on certain products/services, or certain aspects of products/services? Do you have examples that you could share with us, or specific cases where this would be useful?
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The ability to adjust font size in almost any other “section” of any type of “template” or “document” form layout is great, but would also be beneficial to adjust the font size of the description as the estimate we present to the customer is a descriptive type scope of work and not just a parts order. An increase in font size would greatly improve the ability to quickly go over information with a homeowner which they’re most likely not familiar with to begin with. Like another comment mentioned, the majority of our customers are over 50 years of age, and many in their 70’s, and putting a piece of paper in front of them with the current font size automatically puts them in a state of mind not focused on the actual substance of the estimate, but trying to literally focus and read it in general.
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Not sure if there is another “thread” or “post” for the description or other fields font size topic, but either way, I see the last response was December 07, 2017 for Gathering Feedback. Is there any update on if changing the font size is being considered.