A job is a set of actions to be performed on a predefined schedule. A job can be command execution, sending reports by e-mail, changing access to units, etc.

To configure jobs, open the Jobs panel by choosing a corresponding name in the top panel or clicking on the necessary item in the main menu customizer. Here you can see the list of all jobs created, information on their state, and the button to create a new job.

In the list, jobs are sorted by name. Use the dynamic filter to save your time when looking for a certain job. Input job name or its part into the search box and observe the results. The other way to filter jobs can be used if you have access to more than one resource. Then, on the dropdown list, choose a resource to display only jobs belonging to it.

Direct a mouse pointer over a job to view details in the tooltip: job type, parameters, schedule, last execution time (whether successful or not), resource (if there is access to several), and other parameters depending on job configuration. In columns on the right, you can see job state (on/off), the number of executions already made, and the number of maximum executions allowed.

The system supports running test execution of a job. Test execution is a single execution of a created job regardless to its activation time and number of executions indicated. Test execution is implemented upon clicking the corresponding icon in the work list, and takes up to 1 minute. A result of a test execution is recorded in the log. Moreover, the information on job’s test execution can be viewed in the corresponding report on user. Note than during a test execution of a job, the icon becomes inactive until it finishes.

In the panel, the following icons and buttons are used:

Job type	Different kinds of jobs are marked with special icons in the first column:  — command execution;  — sending report by e-mail;  — sending information about fuel by e-mail or SMS;  — access management;  — job on mileage counters;  — job on engine hours counters;  — job on GPRS traffic counting.
/	Clicking on job state sign at the header of the table, you can enable/disable all jobs at once (if you have access rights on them). Enable  or disable  a certain job.
	Job’s test execution column. Test execution can be run for a particular job only. To run it, click .
	The first (left) column shows how many successful executions there were; the second (right) column shows maximum executions allowed.
	Buttons to view and/or alter job properties (depending on your access).
	Create a new job on the basis of this one.
	Delete selected job.

 Note.
If a job belongs to some resource to which you do not have access rights to Create, edit, and delete jobs, then some kind of actions towards this job, such as enable/disable, edit or delete will be unavailable.