Job Sources & Reviews
Track where jobs come from, map sender numbers, and route happy customers to your Google reviews.
Job Source vs Ad Source: the difference and why it matters
A Job Source is the brand or line a job came in on and drives texting, review links, and reports. An Ad Source only labels the marketing campaign behind a lead.
Create a Job Source and give it a color
Add a Job Source in Dispatch Bros: open Job Source in the sidebar, click Add Job Source, name it, pick a color, and save. The color labels every job from that source.
Assign a Sender Number to each job source
In Automations → Sender Numbers, give every job source a default outgoing phone number so texts for its jobs send from the right line instead of your primary number.
Set a Google review link per job source
Add each job source's Google review URL in Automations → Sender Numbers. Review requests and the smart feedback link send happy customers to that source's own listing.
Set a different Google review link for each phone number
Expand a job source in Automations → Sender Numbers to give every phone number its own Google review link — customers who called that line get routed to that listing.
Bulk import review links from a spreadsheet
Paste two columns — phone number and Google review link — from your sheet into the Import review links modal to set per-number review links for many lines at once.
How the Smart Link works: happy customers go to Google, unhappy ones go to a private form
The Smart Link opens a star-rating page. High ratings redirect straight to your Google review link; low ratings open a private feedback form only you see.
Print a Review QR card for technicians to show customers
The Review QR page turns each job source's smart link into a QR code you can show fullscreen on a phone, download as a PNG, or print as a hand-out card.
Track Ad Sources separately from Job Sources
Ad Sources label which marketing campaign or channel produced each lead — a reporting layer on top of Job Sources that never changes texting or review routing.
Why texts send from your primary number (fallback to primary)
When a job source has no sender number assigned — or an automation isn't using the source default — texts fall back to your company primary number. Here's how to fix it.
See review performance in Reports
The Reviews Management tab in Reports shows requests sent, opens, responses, average stars, and every individual review — public Google redirects and private feedback alike.