Jobber

How to integrate Jobber with Webflow

Jobber doesn't offer a native Webflow app. Integration options include third-party automation platforms like Zapier or Make.com, embedded quote request forms via custom code embed, or custom API integrations using Jobber's GraphQL API.

For most use cases, Zapier provides the simplest path to connect Webflow forms with Jobber's client management. Embedded forms work well for quote requests, while API integrations offer full customization for developers building advanced workflows.

Use third-party automation platforms

Zapier handles OAuth authentication and API complexity automatically. Available actions include create clients, generate quotes, and add tags.  

The common workflows include:

• Lead capture: Form submissions create Jobber client records via the Find or Create Client action  
• Quote generation: The Create Quote action generates quotes from service request forms  
• Client tagging: Add tags based on UTM parameters for marketing attribution  
• Priority requests: The Create Request action for emergency service forms  
• Job completion: The Job Closed trigger for follow-up workflows

Both Zapier and Make.com meet Jobber's webhook requirements (one-second response time, idempotency). Self-hosted endpoints require HMAC-SHA256 signature verification via the X-Jobber-Hmac-SHA256 header.

Embed quote request forms

Jobber provides embeddable form code for custom code embed elements.

The implementation steps include the following:

1. In Jobber, locate Embed Code in Quote Request Forms settings  
2. Copy the HTML embed code  
3. Add an Embed element in Webflow and paste the code  
4. Save and preview — embeds don't display in edit mode

The forms support custom messages, sections, and required fields. Online booking uses shareable URLs that redirect off-site.

Build with Webflow and Jobber APIs

The Jobber GraphQL API (https://api.getjobber.com/api/graphql) enables custom booking interfaces and bidirectional sync. Requires OAuth 2.0 with 60-minute token refresh and backend infrastructure hosted on Webflow Cloud or similar services. Rate limits: 2,500 requests/5 minutes with query cost system. For an introduction to working with APIs, see Intro to Webflow's APIs.

Create clients from form submissions

Use clientCreate mutation with firstName, lastName, companyName, and emails array. Requires serverless functions for OAuth or use Zapier's template. Store the client ID for returned clients in the Webflow CMS.

Generate quotes programmatically

Use quoteCreate mutation with clientId and lineItems array (description, quantity, unitPrice in cents). Configure webhooks to update the Webflow CMS when quote status changes.

Schedule jobs from booking forms

Use jobCreate mutation with title, clientId, startAt/endAt (ISO8601DateTime), and address. Webhooks trigger on job status changes.

Sync data with webhooks

Webhooks must respond within one second and implement idempotency. Validate HMAC signature with OAuth client secret.

The sync flow includes the following:

1. Jobber sends webhook on data changes  
2. Backend validates HMAC signature  
3. Query Jobber GraphQL API for complete details  
4. Update Webflow CMS via Data API using the update items endpoint

What you can build

Combine Jobber's field service management with Webflow's design flexibility to create lead capture systems, embedded forms, and marketing-tracked client workflows.

• Automated lead capture: Forms create Jobber clients via Zapier/Make.com  
• Embedded quote workflows: Jobber forms on Webflow pages without redirects  
• Service request portals: Custom forms that create quotes or job requests in Jobber  
• Marketing attribution: Tag clients by form source/UTM parameters