Think of Jobs like folders containing all subject, image, and order data for any photoshoot. Since Blueprint is cloud-based, all users interact with a local copy of a job, then sync to merge their changes. Users also have job tools to help preform actions like:
Capture
Import
Export
Sort
Print
and more!
Jobs have their own dashboard to review important settings and stats at-a-glance.
Create a job
Under Jobs, select New in the top-right corner to open the New Job Setup tool.
Fill out all the information on the first page to either create the job or continue the setup.
What details can I add?
Title
Set the name of the job. 55 characters max
π’ Recommend sticking to a name schema of: YEAR SEASON ORG. TYPE
Example:
24-25 Spring ABC Elementary Underclass
24-25 Fall ABC High School Seniors
2024 Winter Jones Park Holiday Event
Type
Select a type from a pre-defined list to set to the job. Mainly used for reporting purposes.
Configuration
Enable a mix of different job configurations.
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Subject* |
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Pre-Order |
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Green Screen* |
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Hidden |
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Manually Set Online Codes |
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βSubject and Green Screen configurations are locked after the job is created.
π’ A majority of jobs created by the community are subject and green screen jobs.
Images
Select the max quality of image to upload into the job:
Large Format - allows up to 6000px on the longest side.
Standard Format - limits quality to 3200px on the longest side.
Additionally, there's extra controls to limit images in the shop or disables face detection:
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Only Show Primary Image |
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Disable Face Detection |
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βImage Format and Disable Face Detection configurations are locked after an image is uploaded into the job.
Price Sheet
Set the price sheet to use for the job. Can be changed at any time.
Cart Template
Set the shopping cart template to use for the job. Can be changed at any time.
New Shopping Cart (Beta)
Set the job to use the new online ordering experience. Strongly recommended.
What other settings can I add?
The remaining sections of the New Job Setup tool are:
Schedule
Marketing
Order Fulfillment
General Settings
Welcome Message
Yearbook
Print Templates*
Export Templates*
π *Only with Smart Workflow
While only the first page is required to create a job, many of these remaining optional sections may be required to complete for your workflow. They're not required to create a job, however, and can be modified at any time.
What settings should I use?
The mixed use of settings available within each section varies depending on your needs.
π Consider the following
Before you create a job, will the workflow require:
Assigning images to subjects?
Pre-Ordering or Proofing? Or both?
Extracting poses for background selection?
Fulfilling orders using bulk ordering or direct ship methods? or both?
Need any custom designs, products, or services fulfilled?
Asking those questions β¬οΈ
Should spark these questions β¬οΈ
Before you create a job, will the workflow require:
Assigning images to subjects?
Yes, and they'll need unique online codes for private access to their images.
No, everyone should see all organized images available for the event.
Pre-Ordering or Proofing? Or both?
Do you have the necessary price sheets for pre-order and proofing?
Do you have the necessary custom forms for pre-order?
Do you have or plan to receive a subject data file?
Are there any price sheet offers or discounts to build for pre-ordering?
Extracting poses for background selection?
Do you have the necessary background sets created?
Fulfilling orders using bulk ordering or direct ship methods? or both?
Do you have the necessary cart templates for order delivery?
Do you have the necessary job order fulfillment settings to match your cart?
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Need any custom designs, products, or services fulfilled?
Do you have the necessary designs created in My Designs?
We've jotted down a few common Job Settings configurations we've seen work for the community over the years. While most of these may apply, you may want to review a breakdown of the available settings and their behaviors.