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# Jobs

This section shows the list of all jobs that have been created. Each job will contain the product(s) that were analysed.

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## **Approve a product (single)**

Review each job and approve the results before you select where you save the data.

## **Approve products (bulk)**

Approve multiple products at the same time through the multi select feature.

{% hint style="info" %}
We’d recommend reviewing every product individually first before saving the results straight to Shopify as there is no way to revert the data once it has been saved.
{% endhint %}

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## **Archive a job**

You can simplify your job list by “archiving” a job.

## **What do the job statuses mean?**

* `Created` = Job created but not yet processing or started
* `Processing` = Downloading the product in Shopify but still in the process of retrieving data from Pixyle/Ximilar or in the process of populating data into Shopify
* `Review` = At least one product within the job still needs to be reviewed
* `Complete` = Job is completed and all products successfully uploaded to Shopify
* `Complete but with errors` = The job is complete but some products were not successfully uploaded
* `Error` = All products were not successfully uploaded


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