The complete workflow with your project: creating a new one, opening an existing one, the automatic browser draft, the history of saved versions, the "Save" button, and what happens when something goes wrong. Each step is detailed in its subsection.
While you're editing the project, the browser automatically saves your changes locally — in case you accidentally close the tab, the browser crashes, or your connection drops. This is a local draft that waits for you to …
OpenHow to create a new empty project in your account, or open one you've created before — from the orders list, via a link from a manager, or by scanning the factory's QR code.
OpenEach click of "Save" creates a separate entry in the project's history — with a date and time. You can return to any of these entries via the version dropdown in the header.
OpenThe "Save" button in the project header transfers your edits from the browser to the server. Here you'll find how it works, when to click it, what to do on save errors, and when the button is temporarily unavailable.
OpenIf the draft in your browser and the server copy of the project diverge (for example, after closing the tab without saving or working in a parallel tab), when you open the project a window appears with two dates — you ne…
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