Set up a recurring visit schedule in Jobber for a seasonal gutter/exterior-cleaning maintenance contract
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Steps
Authenticate via the Jobber Developer Center OAuth flow to get an access token scoped to the account.
Query the target Client and Property to confirm the correct property record for the recurring service.
Query the Job associated with the contract, then read its visitSchedule and visits connection to see currently scheduled visits.
Use a GraphQL mutation to add or adjust visits (e.g. quarterly gutter clean-outs) tied to the Job, setting startAt/endAt for each visit.
Confirm arrivalWindow and visitStatus on the newly created visits to make sure the recurring cadence was applied correctly.
Known gotchas
Visits and Jobs are separate objects in Jobber's schema (a Job can have many Visits); mutating the wrong object won't reschedule anything.
Recurring/seasonal cadence logic lives in the mutation arguments, not a single built-in 'recurrence' field on Job; confirm the exact mutation name and arguments in GraphiQL for your API version.
Rate limiting is query-cost based, so a script creating many seasonal visits at once should watch the returned query cost.
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