JGID review
A broad arborist operations suite for teams managing inventory, equipment and compliance.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
JGID is browser-based job management software for arborists and other field-service businesses. It brings together customer and document management, quote and estimate templates, electronic approvals and signatures, drag-and-drop scheduling, recurring jobs, GPS-stamped clock-in and out, timesheets, online credit-card payments, inventory tracking, equipment registers and reminders. Its scope suits small crews through larger teams that need field operations, financial workflows and equipment oversight in one system. Field access is compatible with iOS and Android devices, while the product is presented as browser-based.
Pricing is organized across Basic, Professional and Enterprise plans, with monthly and annual billing. Basic costs AUD 129 per month monthly or AUD 99 per month annually and includes 2 active profiles, all features, listed integrations, knowledge base and email support, plus 1 client-list import and 1 price-list import. Professional costs AUD 399 monthly or AUD 319 annually, supports 12 active profiles, adds phone support and allows 3 price-list imports. Enterprise costs AUD 839 monthly or AUD 659 annually, supports 32 active profiles, includes a dedicated account manager and allows unlimited client-list and price-list imports. A 14-day trial is available, and there is no free plan.
Integration coverage supports accounting, storage, payments and identification workflows. JGID lists Xero, QuickBooks, QuickBooks Online, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, Stripe and RFID, although plan-level highlights vary: QuickBooks appears with Basic, while Professional and Enterprise list Xero, Dropbox, Stripe and RFID. This makes JGID a fit for teams that value inventory, equipment reminders, recurring work and administrative controls alongside scheduling. Smaller operations may find the 2-profile Basic limit restrictive, while businesses seeking a free option or a less feature-heavy scheduling tool should look elsewhere.
JGID pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines estimates, approvals, scheduling, timesheets and payments
- Tracks inventory, equipment inspections and qualification reminders
- Connects with Xero, storage services, Stripe and RFID
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Basic supports only 2 active profiles
- The browser-based platform may not suit desktop-native workflows
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