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I think you need to do it as a recurring job.
Agree, when I tested Jobber against our existing solution (QXpress) we could replicate our recurring schedules, with different seasonal frequencies.
See here: https://help.getjobber.com/job-creation-and-basics/creating-a-recur...
Have been looking myself to do something similar, changing visit frequency at different times in the season, or adding weekly mowing and fortnightly weeding in the same schedule.
Haven't found a way to do it yet, I use two schedules for differing work frequencies meaning two client invcoices at the end of each month. Thought about manually generating a single invoice but seems like too much work at the end of the month so stuck with two.
I invoice at every visit, the invoice gets sent before I drive away via the app.
No need to do it as 4 different jobs, you can easily change/edit the Frequency of jobs in jobber
Set the schedule for each client to monthly in winter, once that period is over, edit the time scale for the incoming Spring season to twice per month, weekly in summer ect.
OK - so just edit each job once per season? That's still a fair bit of admin - I do with they had a stand alone interface rather than HTML to speed it up a bit :)
Either that or create a new job for each season.
Doing it that way, yes you would need to set it all up however you could re-open the job each year...
I asked if Jobber can assist on this.....
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