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Ⅰ.?What is a Job

A job generally refers to the activities performed to accomplish a specific task. In CloudNest, it can be viewed as a sub-folder that helps manage your extensive local nesting files. By designating a set of machining tasks as a job, you can perform nesting, processing, and progress tracking for the entire job as a single unit.

Ⅱ.?How to Create a Job

There are three tabs at the top left of CloudNest:?Job,?Parts,?Nest Result, to?access specific information on jobs, parts, and nesting results?respectively.

Click?Job?to find options on the right to?create?a?New Root Directory?or?New Root Directory Job.

Add Catalog:?Enter?the catalog name?and?optionally assign a customer code. You may click?Add?to input a customer's detailed information and associate an order with the customer.

Notice:?The customer code can be presented after the job name or in reports and other sections.

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Under a root directory, you can continue to create new catalogs and jobs.

You can create a?multi-layered?directory according to your project requirements.

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III. Flexible Job Structure

Move and reorder jobs or folder directories by dragging them with the mouse.

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IV.?Job Search

Job Name Search:?Use the search box above to quickly search for job names. Results are displayed underneath, presenting the job and its position in the directory.

Conditional?Filtering:?Filter jobs based on time and status.

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V. Right?click Menu

Set As Product: Set?all parts under a job as a product and store it in the product library.?

Mark?as: Assign different statuses to a job (or folder). When?all parts of a job are nested, you can mark the job as?Completed?with a small green checkmark in the job directory view to distinguish it from uncompleted jobs (or folders).

Custom Parts Fill Color: Assign a custom fill color to parts under the current job. When a custom color is applied, the colors of the parts in the job will change from the system default color to the custom color.

Edit: Modify the job/folder name, bound customer information and etc.

Delete: Delete a job when there are no parts under it; if the job still contains parts, deletion is not allowed.

Expand to Current Job: When you have expanded multiple sub?level menus and lose track of which job the parts list ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ??belongs to, right?click any job (or folder) and click?Expand to Current Job?to navigate directly to the job associated with the right?side parts list.

Expand All: Quickly expand all sub?job directories under the root directory.

Collapse All:?Quickly collapse all expanded sub?directories and jobs, displaying only the root folder.