Managing jobs
The Jobs screen appears each time you open a project or create a local project. To view the Jobs screen at any time, tap 
and select Job.
The Jobs screen lists the jobs and folders in the current folder.
Tap a job to select it. The job details panel shows information about the job, including description, status, and linked files.
To view the job details in portrait mode, tap 
and select Details.
If you are signed in using your Trimble ID, jobs and folders that contain jobs that are assigned to you but are not yet downloaded from Trimble Connect are shown in gray text.
To download or upload jobs and job data, you must be signed in using your Trimble ID. The Trimble Connect icon 
in the title bar is grayed out 
if you are not signed in. Tap the icon to sign in.
This version of Trimble Access can open jobs from version 2017.00 and later when running on a Windows device
To download a job
To download a job from the cloud:
-
If the project contains folders, tap a folder to view the jobs in the folder. Double-tap a folder to open it.
Tap
to move up a folder level. To view the folder structure, tap the folder path field above the job list. -
Select the job and tap Download. Jobs and folders that have not yet been downloaded to the controller are colored gray in the Jobs list.
The Download screen shows the name, type, and size of each file in the job that will be downloaded. The first time you download a job, Trimble recommends you download all files. To manage the download of individual files or to deal with file conflicts, see Managing the synchronization of individual files.
- Tap Download to download the data to the controller.
To open a job
Tap a job to select it then tap Open.
If the job you are opening has no defined project height, the Project height screen appears. Key in the project height, or tap Here to define the height using the current GNSS position. If there is no position available, the Here button is disabled.
When the job opens, the map appears. If no data appears in the map, or you cannot see the data you expect to see, tap 
in the map toolbar. See Linked files.
To create a job
To create a new local job, tap New. See To create a local job.
To find a job in the list
To search for part of the job name, enter the text to search for in the Filter job field. Job names that contain the entered letters are listed.
To change the default filters, tap 
and select the filter type. A check mark next to the filter means that filter is being applied. Select the item again to disable the filter.
By default, only jobs in the cloud that are assigned to you, and any local jobs are shown.
To see jobs that are not assigned to you, tap and if there is a check mark next to Cloud: Assigned to me then select that item so that the check mark disappears. Jobs that are not assigned to you and can be downloaded from Trimble Connect are shown in gray text. To download a job, select it and tap Download.
To hide completed jobs from the Jobs screen, tap above the job list and select Status: Completed so that there is no check mark next to it. The next time you change the status of a job to Complete, it will also disappear from the jobs list.
To refresh the list of jobs, tap 
.
The projects screen checks for changes when you first open it but it does not refresh automatically. Tap to see new jobs, for example jobs recently shared with you in Trimble Connect or if you have used File Explorer to copy a job into the Projects folder.
To edit a job
To change the status of a job, tap the job to select it and in the details panel, select the new Status from the list. The status of a job can be New, In progress or Fieldwork complete.
To edit the job properties, tap Properties. Make your changes and tap Accept. See Job properties.
To delete a job and all associated data files such as scan files from the controller, tap and select Delete. Tap Yes to confirm.
Files in the project folder are not affected when you delete a job. If the job resides in Trimble Connect, the job is only removed from the controller. Nothing is removed from Trimble Connect. You cannot delete jobs that you have not yet downloaded.
To upload data to the cloud
When you change the status of a job to In progress or Fieldwork complete, changes to the job are automatically uploaded to the cloud, including local jobs in projects that reside in Trimble Connect.
To upload changes to a job at any time, in the job, select the job in the Jobs screen and then tap and select Upload. The Upload screen shows the name, type, and size of each file in the job that will be uploaded. Tap Upload to upload the data to the cloud. To manage the upload of individual files or to deal with file conflicts, see Managing the synchronization of individual files.
To upload changes to all jobs in the project, for example at the end of each day, select the project in the Projects screen and then tap and select Upload.
If there are no Upload or Download options in the Details menu, the job resides in a local project and data cannot be uploaded to the cloud.
