jobmate, a UK-based provider of end-to-end job management software, is highlighting the role operational software can play in improving business profitability. It says that customers typically are able to unlock up to 15% additional profit through better control of time, resources and cash flow, according to jobmate’s own analysis.
Designed for trades, maintenance, field service, logistics and SME environments, jobmate combines planning, inventory, invoicing and subcontractor management into a single platform.
“Many service-led businesses are working hard but not seeing the financial return they expect,” said Chris Dalton, Co-Founder and CEO of jobmate. “Our focus has always been on practical software that translates directly into financial outcomes. By tightening everyday processes, businesses can recover costs that would otherwise be written off as unavoidable.”
Capabilities include drag-and-drop job planning, designed to optimise routes and reduce wasted time, integrated inventory management to control stock levels and instant invoicing that allows completed jobs to move quickly from order to payment.
The platform also supports subcontractor management through a dedicated portal, helping businesses compare quotations and protect margins.
According to jobmate, the combined impact of these features can deliver measurable improvements in operational efficiency and cash flow.
“We describe jobmate as ‘software for hard profit’,” Dalton added. “It’s not about dashboards for the sake of it. It’s about giving business owners clear control over jobs, people, stock and money, so they can see the difference on their bottom line.”
jobmate integrates with established finance and payment systems, including Xero and Stripe.
Image: Jobmate CEO Chris Dalton (Jobmate)
