Description

n8n-nodes-jobber

This is an n8n community node for Jobber – a field service management platform.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.

npm install @arisegroup/n8n-nodes-jobber

Nodes

Jobber

Interact with Jobber’s GraphQL API to manage:

| Resource | Operations |
|———-|————|
| Client | Get, Get Many, Create, Update, Delete |
| Job | Get, Get Many, Create, Update, Delete |
| Quote | Get, Get Many, Create, Update, Delete, Convert to Job |
| Invoice | Get, Get Many, Create, Update, Delete |
| GraphQL | Execute custom queries/mutations |

Jobber Trigger

Listen for Jobber webhook events:

• Client Created/Updated/Deleted
• Job Created/Updated/Deleted
• Quote Created/Updated/Deleted
• Invoice Created/Updated/Deleted
• Request Created/Updated
• Visit Completed

Credentials

This node uses OAuth2 authentication. You’ll need to:

1. Create an app in the Jobber Developer Center
2. Configure OAuth2 credentials in n8n with your Client ID and Client Secret
3. Set the callback URL to your n8n OAuth callback URL

Configuration

Webhook Setup

Jobber webhooks are configured at the application level in the Developer Center, not via API. After creating a Jobber Trigger node:

1. Copy the webhook URL from n8n
2. Go to your app in Jobber Developer Center
3. Add the webhook URL and select the events you want to receive

Rate Limits

Jobber’s API has the following limits:

• 2,500 requests per 5 minutes (DDoS protection)
• 10,000 query cost per request (GraphQL complexity limit)

The node handles pagination automatically using cursor-based pagination.

Development

Install dependencies
npm install
Build the node
npm run build
Run in development mode
npm run dev
Lint
npm run lint

Resources

• Jobber API Documentation
• Jobber GraphQL Playground
• n8n Community Nodes Documentation

License

MIT