Built for U.S. automotive locksmiths — and no one else

The locksmith CRM built for automotive dispatch, tech splits, and 1099 settlements.

Dispatch locksmith jobs, track technician revenue splits, choose how card fees are handled, and reconcile contractor balances. JobBase keeps the job, the receipt, and the settlement record together.

No credit card required · From a solo operator to a full dispatch fleet · Works on phone, tablet, and desktop

What is JobBase?

JobBase is a web CRM for automotive locksmith businesses in the United States. It brings job dispatch, partner leads, technician revenue splits, card-fee settings, contractor balances, and PDF receipts into one workspace.

Built for
U.S. automotive locksmith owners, dispatchers, and contractor technicians.
Job types
Direct jobs, partner referrals, dispatched technicians, and partner-to-technician jobs.
Access and languages
A web app for phone, tablet, and desktop, with English, Russian, and Spanish interfaces.

Built for the way American locksmiths actually run a shop.

Keep automotive locksmith jobs connected to their lead sources, assigned technicians, payments, receipts, and contractor balances.

Lead management — partners & dispatched techs

Track every job by its source — your own walk-ins, referrals from partner networks, or work dispatched to a 1099 tech. The lead profile carries the contractor relationship, the default revenue split, the card-handling rule, and the call-fee terms from first call to closed receipt.

Agreed revenue splits for contractors

Set the agreed revenue percentages in contractor and partner profiles. JobBase applies those terms to job calculations and tracks each party’s share alongside the relevant card fees and parts.

Flexible card fee handling

Choose a customer fee line that increases the receipt total, or handle card costs within the business revenue calculation. JobBase uses the selected settings when calculating the job and contractor balance.

Contractor balances and settlement records

Track each contractor’s job shares, card-fee amounts, parts reimbursement, and recorded settlements. See who owes whom and review the underlying jobs before recording a settlement.

One trade. Done properly.

Locksmith-only. On purpose.

Specialization is the feature. JobBase models locksmith money flows — splits, call fees, card-fee rules, parts, contractor ledgers — instead of watering itself down to fit every trade.

Built for

  • U.S. automotive locksmith shops — from a solo owner-operator to a full dispatch fleet
  • Shops running dispatched 1099 techs, partner-lead networks, and walk-in work side by side
  • Businesses that live on revenue splits, call fees, card-fee rules, and contractor settlements
  • Locksmiths who want VIN-aware car data, parts on the receipt, and PDF receipts for the field

Not for

  • HVAC, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, or any other field-service trade — generic FSM tools serve those better
  • W-2 payroll and HR — JobBase models 1099 contractor money, not employee payroll
  • Generic invoicing or bookkeeping — JobBase models locksmith money flows, not general accounting

If you're not a locksmith, JobBase is the wrong tool — deliberately. If you are, everything inside was built for exactly how you work.

Replaces the spreadsheet, the group chat, and the end-of-week argument.

Dispatch
Assign a job to a dispatched tech. The tech sees the address, scope, and their pre-agreed split on their phone.
Receipts
PDF receipts for email and the printer maker’s app (Phomemo and similar). Same receipt, same numbers, same shop branding.
Settlements
Period-agnostic ledger. Close out a contractor at end of week, end of month, or whenever you settle — the math doesn't care.

Questions about JobBase locksmith CRM

Who is JobBase for?

JobBase is designed for automotive locksmith businesses in the United States, from owner-operators to dispatch teams working with independent contractor technicians and partner lead sources.

How does JobBase track technician revenue splits?

Contractor and partner profiles store the agreed revenue percentages. JobBase uses those terms to calculate job shares and contractor balances, including the relevant parts and card-fee amounts.

Can I add a card-processing fee to the customer receipt?

JobBase supports a customer fee line that increases the receipt total, as well as fee handling within the business revenue calculation. The receipt and contractor calculation follow the selected fee settings.

Does JobBase make contractor payments or file 1099 tax forms?

JobBase records contractor balances and settlements so you can see who owes whom. Its settlement ledger is an operational record, not a payroll service or a 1099 tax-filing service.

Can technicians use JobBase on a phone?

Yes. JobBase runs in a mobile browser. A technician account can open assigned jobs, complete job details, and collect a customer signature. The interface is available in English, Russian, and Spanish.

Can JobBase create locksmith receipts?

Yes. JobBase creates PDF receipts with the job services, parts, totals, and shop branding. PDFs can be emailed or printed through a compatible printer manufacturer’s app.

Is JobBase suitable for other field-service trades?

JobBase is built around automotive locksmith workflows. It is not designed as a general-purpose system for HVAC, plumbing, cleaning, or employee payroll.

Guides for running a locksmith team

See how dispatcher access, technician accounts, and day-to-day job handoffs work in JobBase.

Stop running your shop on spreadsheets.

JobBase keeps the dispatch, the splits, the card fees, and the 1099 settlements in one place — designed for U.S. automotive locksmith businesses of any size, from owner-operators to full dispatch shops.