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# What Are Jobs?

[A brief video overview can be found here.](https://youtu.be/QpLyjPbioTs)

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## Page Regions

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## Map Overview

The map (shown in red) shows the path the rover took during data capture. It is colour coded for quick reference for GPS fix rate per mission. Each colour code has 2 shades to help distinguish between missions.

Colour codes are:

- Green: >95% fix rate
- Yellow: > 90% fix rate
- Red < 90% fix rate
- Pale Red: mission was processed with PPP. Requires base station data to acquire PPK solution
- Blue: mission has not been processed

Quick selection of a mission from the map is possible. By clicking a mission of interest it will open the mission details pop-up.


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## Details Card

The details card (shown in blue) lists the fundamental details of the mission.

**Name**: The name is based on the rover that carries the Cordel Capture Hardware.

**Description**: When provided with an LRS to compare against the description will include the relevant track codes that a survey job passes over.

**Distance**: the total distance the rover travelled during the job. This will include any overlapping missions, so if the same 1km section of track is scanned twice, the total distance will be 2km.

**Dates**: the start and end dates of the job

You can edit the job name and description by clicking the edit button in the top right hand corner of the details card.


## Mission List

Missions associated with this job will appear in an ordered list. Clicking on any of the links will open the mission’s details page


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# Job List Page

## Using Filters

The filters along the top row of the jobs list allow the list of all jobs to be filtered. To use a filter, enter the desired filter and press the “filter” button.


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### Name and Description filter

Each job has a name and description field. To search for a job that goes from “London to Ibiza“, we would enter that text into the leftmost textbox and click the filter button.

### Category

Jobs are assigned a status based on their current state in the processing pipeline. These categories are:

#### Created

The job has gone through the initial upload stage and a job identification number has been created.

#### Uploaded

The job has been uploaded to cloud storage.

#### Processing

The job has been queued or is currently processing.

#### Complete

The job has completed processing. This will make changes to the way a job and mission will be displayed on the map view.

### Date Range

It is possible to use either or both of the date range filters. 

When clicked, they will open a calendar. Select the date you want and click the filter button.


## Administrator Options

Administrators have the ability to perform actions that are restricted from the average user. These permissions are granted by an existing company admin.

### Actions Button

To perform an administration action, a job must be selected. This is done by selecting the check box for a job an clicking the blue action button that is next to the checkbox column title


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### Migrating Jobs Between Companies

For administrators that manage multiple clients or sub-companies, there is the option to migrate jobs from one company to another.

Using the “action” button, select the jobs that you want to migrate between companies and select the migrate option. This will open the Migrate jobs dialogue box. Select the company you want to migrate the job to and confirm by clicking the “Migrate” button.

Once the loading icon shows a tick, the migration is complete.


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### Deleting Jobs

Using the “action” button, select the jobs that you want to delete. This will open the delete dialogue box. Confirm the deletion by clicking the “Yes” button.


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