Workspace

• 1: Projects
• 2: Tasks
• 3: Jobs
• 4: Cloud storages
• 5: Attach cloud storage
• 6: Requests
• 7: Models
• 8: Bulk actions
• 9: Search

1 - Projects

Projects page

On this page, you can create a new project, create a project from a backup, and also see the created projects.

In the upper left corner there is a search bar, using which you can find the project by project name, assignee etc. In the upper right corner there are sorting, quick filters and filter.

Filter

The filter works similarly to the filters for annotation, you can create rules from properties, operators and values and group rules into groups. For more details, see the filter section. Learn more about date and time selection.

To clear all filters, press Clear filters.

Supported properties for projects list

Create a project

In CVAT, you can create a project containing tasks of the same type. All tasks related to the project will inherit a list of labels.

To create a project, go to the projects section by clicking on the Projects item in the top menu. On the projects page, you can see a list of projects, use a search, or create a new project by clicking on the + button and select Create New Project.

You can change: the name of the project, the list of labels (which will be used for tasks created as parts of this project) and a skeleton if it’s necessary. In advanced configuration also you can specify: a link to the issue, source and target storages. Learn more about creating a label list, creating the skeleton and attach cloud storage.

To save and open a project, click on Submit & Open button. Also, you can click on Submit & Continue button to create several projects in sequence.

Once created, the project will appear on the projects page. To open a project, just click on it.

Here you can do the following:

1. Change the project’s title.

2. Open the Actions menu. Each button is responsible for a specific function in the Actions menu:

   • Export dataset/Import dataset - download/upload annotations or annotations and images in a specific format. See more information at export/import datasets.
   • Backup project - make a backup of the project read more in the backup section.
   • Organization - move the project between your personal workspace or organizations. Please, refer to the Transfer between organizations section for details.
   • Delete - remove the project and all related tasks.

3. Change issue tracker or open issue tracker if it is specified.

4. Change labels and skeleton. You can add new labels or add attributes for the existing labels in the Raw mode or the Constructor mode. You can also change the color for different labels. By clicking Setup skeleton you can create a skeleton for this project.

5. Assigned to — is used to assign a project to a person. Start typing an assignee’s name and/or choose the right person out of the dropdown list.

6. Tasks — is a list of all tasks for a particular project, with the ability to search, sort and filter for tasks in the project. Read more about search. Read more about sorting and filter It is possible to choose a subset for tasks in the project. You can use the available options (Train, Test, Validation) or set your own.

2 - Tasks

Overview

The Tasks page contains elements and each of them relates to a separate task. They are sorted in creation order. Each element contains: the task name, preview, progress bar, button Open, and menu Actions. Each button is responsible for a menu Actions specific function:

• Export task dataset — download annotations or annotations and images in a specific format. More information is available in the export/import datasets section.
• Upload annotation upload annotations in a specific format. More information is available in the export/import datasets section.
• Automatic Annotation — automatic annotation with OpenVINO toolkit. Presence depends on how you build the CVAT instance.
• Backup task — make a backup of this task into a zip archive. Read more in the backup section.
• Move to project — Moving a task to a project (you can move only a task that does not belong to any project). In case of a label mismatch, you can create or delete necessary labels in the project/task. Some task labels can be matched with the target project labels.
• Organization - moving a task between your personal workspace or organizations. Only available for individual tasks (not tasks in a project). Please, refer to the Transfer between organizations section for details.
• Delete — delete task.

In the upper left corner, there is a search bar, using which you can find the task by assignee, task name etc. In the upper right corner, there are sorting, quick filters, and filter.

Filter

The filter works similarly to the filters for annotation, you can create rules from properties, operators, and values and group rules into groups. For more details, consult the filter section. Learn more about date and time selection.

For clear all filters press Clear filters.

Supported properties for tasks list

Select Open to go to task details.

Task details page

Task details is a task page that contains a preview, a progress bar, the details of the task (specified when the task was created), and the Jobs section.

The next actions are available on this page:

1. Change the task’s title.

2. Open Actions menu.

3. Change the issue tracker or open it if specified.

4. Change labels (available only if the task is not related to the project).

   You can add new labels or add attributes for the existing labels in the Raw mode or the Constructor mode. By selecting Copy you will copy the labels to the clipboard.

5. Assigned to — is used to assign a task to a person. Start typing an assignee’s name and/or choose the right person out of the dropdown list. In the list of users, you will only see the users of the organization where the task is created.

6. Cloud storage — view the cloud storage attached to the task and change it to another attached storage if needed.

Jobs is a list of all jobs for a particular task. Here you can find the next data:

• Jobs name with a hyperlink to it.
• Frame range — the frame interval.
• A stage of the job. The stage is specified by a drop-down list. There are three stages: annotation, validation, or acceptance. This value affects the task progress bar.
• A state of the job. The state can be changed by an assigned user in the menu inside the job. There are several possible states: new, in progress, rejected, completed.
• Duration — is the amount of time the job is being worked.
• Assignee is the user who is working on the job (annotator, reviewer, or corrector). You can start typing an assignee’s name and/or choose the right person out of the dropdown list.

You can filter or sort jobs by status, assignee, and updated date using the filters panel.

Follow a link inside Jobs section to start the annotation process. In some cases, you can have several links. It depends on the size of your task and Overlap Size and Segment Size parameters. To improve UX, only the first chunk of several frames will be loaded and you will be able to annotate the first images. Other frames will be loaded in the background.

How to create and configure an annotation task

To start annotating in CVAT, you must create an annotation task and specify its parameters.

Create a task

To create a task:

1. On the Tasks page, select +
2. Select Create new task.

Next, specify the task parameters in the configurator:

1. In the Name field, enter the name of the new task.

   

2. (Optional) From the Projects drop-down, select a project for the new task.
   Leave this field empty if you do not want to assign the task to any project.

   

   Note

   Following steps are valid if the task does not belong to a project.
   If the task has been assigned to a project, the project’s labels will be applied to the task.

3. On the Constructor tab, select Add label.
   The label constructor menu will open:

   

4. In the Label name field, enter the name of the label.

5. (Optional) To limit the use of the label to a certain shape tool, from the Label shape drop-down select the shape.

6. (Optional) Select the color for the label.

   

7. (Optional) Select Add an attribute and set up its properties.

8. Select Select files to upload files for annotation.

9. Select Continue to submit the label and start adding a new one
   or Cancel to terminate the current label and return you to the labels list.

10. Select Submit and open to submit the configuration and open the created task,
    or Submit and continue, to submit the configuration and start a new task.

Label shape

Labels (or classes) are categories of objects that you can annotate.

Label shape limits the use of the label to certain shape tool.

Any is the default setting that does not limit the use of the label to any particular shape tool.

For example, if you added:

• Label sun with the Label shape type ellipse
• Label car with the Label shape type any

As a result:

• The sun label will be available only for ellipse shape.

• The car label will be available for all shapes.

  

The tools on the Controls sidebar will be limited to the selected types of shapes.

For example, if you select Any, all tools will be available, but if you select Rectangle for all labels, only the Rectangle tool will be visible on the sidebar.

You can change the shape of the label as needed. This change will not affect the existing annotation.

For example, if you created objects using polygons and then changed the label shape to polylines, all previously created objects will remain polygons. However, you will not be able to add new polygon objects with the same label.

Add an attribute

Attribute is a property of an annotated object, such as color, model, or other quality.

For example, you have a label for face and want to specify the type of face. Instead of creating additional labels for male and female, you can use attributes to add this information.

There are two types of attributes:

• Immutable attributes are unique and do not change from frame to frame. For example, age, gender, and color.
• Mutable attributes are temporary and can change from frame to frame. For example, pose, quality, and truncated.

Added attributes will be available from the Objects menu:

To add an attribute:

1. Go to the Constructor tab and select Add attribute.

   

2. In the Name field, enter the attribute name.

3. In the drop-down menu, select the way to display the attribute in the Objects menu:

   • Select enables a drop-down list, from which you can select an attribute.
     If in the Attribute value field you add __undefined__, the drop-down list will have a blank value.
     This is useful for cases where the attribute of the object cannot be clarified:

     

   • Radio enables the selection of one option from several options.

   • Checkbox enables the selection of multiple options.

   • Text sets the attribute to a text field.

   • Number sets the attribute to numerical field in the following format: min;max;step.

4. In the Attribute values field, add attribute values.
   To separate values use Enter.
   To delete value, use Backspace or click x next to the value name.

5. (Optional) For mutable attributes, select Mutable.

6. (Optional) To set an attribute value as default, select it. The default value will change color to blue.

To delete an attribute, select Delete attribute.

Select files

There are several ways to upload files:

Data source	Description
My computer	Use this option to select files from your laptop or PC. To select file: 1. Select Select files field: . 2. Select files to upload.
Connected file share	Advanced option. Upload files from a local or cloud shared folder. Note, that you need to mount a fileshare first. For more information, consult Share path
Remote source	Enter a list of URLs (one per line) in the field.
Cloud Storage	Advanced option. To upload files from cloud storage, type the cloud storage name, (optional) choose the manifest file, and select the required files. For more information, consult Attach cloud storage. Use the search feature to find a file (by file name) from the connected cloud storage.

Editing labels in RAW format

The Raw is a way of working with labels for an advanced user.

It is useful when you need to copy labels from one independent task to another.

Raw presents label data in .json format with an option of editing and copying labels as text. The Done button applies the changes and the Reset button cancels the changes.

Data formats for a 3D task

To create a 3D task, you must prepare an archive with one of the following directory structures.

• Velodyne
• 3D pointcloud
• 3D Option 1
• 3D Option 2

  VELODYNE FORMAT
    Structure:
      velodyne_points/
        data/
          image_01.bin
          IMAGE_00 # unknown dirname,
                   # generally image_01.png can be under IMAGE_00, IMAGE_01, IMAGE_02, IMAGE_03, etc
      data/
        image_01.png

   3D POINTCLOUD DATA FORMAT
    Structure:
      pointcloud/
        00001.pcd
      related_images/
        00001_pcd/
          image_01.png # or any other image

    3D, DEFAULT DATAFORMAT Option 1
    Structure:
      data/
        image.pcd
        image.png

    3D, DEFAULT DATAFORMAT Option 2
    Structure:
      data/
        image_1/
            image_1.pcd
            context_1.png # or any other name
            context_2.jpg

Advanced configuration

Use advanced configuration to set additional parameters for the task and customize it to meet specific needs or requirements.

The following parameters are available:

To save and open the task, select Submit & Open .

To create several tasks in sequence, select Submit & Continue.

Created tasks will be displayed on the tasks page.

How to create and set up multiple tasks

Use Create multi tasks to create multiple video annotation tasks with the same configuration.

Check out:

• Create multi tasks
• Example
• Errors
• Advanced configuration

Create multi tasks

To create the multi tasks:

1. On the Tasks page select +.
2. Select Create multi tasks.

Next, specify the parameters in the task configurator:

1. In the Name field, enter the name of the new task:

   • Enter the name of the task
   • (Optional) {{index}} adds an index to the file in the set (starting from 0).
   • (Optional) {{file_name}} adds the file’s name to the task’s name.

2. (Optional) From the Projects drop-down, select a project for the tasks.
   Leave this field empty if you do not want to assign tasks to any project.

   

   Note

   Following steps are valid if the tasks do not belong to a project.
   If the tasks have been assigned to a project, the project’s labels will be applied to the tasks.

3. On the Constructor tab, select Add label.

4. In the Label name field, enter the name of the label.

5. (Optional) Select the color for the label.

6. (Optional) Select Add an attribute and set up its properties.

7. Select Select files to upload files for annotation.

   Note

   You cannot upload multiple tasks from the cloud storage.

8. Select Submit N tasks

Example

A step-by-step example for creating the multiple tasks:

1. In the Name field, enter the Create_multitask-{{index}}-{{file_name}}.

2. Add labels.

3. Select files.
   In case there are more than four files, only the total number of selected files will be displayed:

4. Select Submit N tasks

   

5. You will see a progress bar that shows the progress of the tasks being created:

   

6. Select Ok.

   

The result will look like the following:

Errors

During the process of adding multiple tasks, the following errors may occur:

Error	Description
	Wrong file format. You can add only video files.
	In the process of creating a task, CVAT was not able to process the video file. The name of the failed file will be displayed on the progress bar. To fix this issue: If you want to try again, click Retry failed tasks. If you want to skip the file, click OK.

Advanced configuration

Use advanced configuration to set additional parameters for the task and customize it to meet specific needs or requirements.

For more information, consult Advanced configuration

3 - Jobs

On the Jobs page, users (for example, with the worker role) can see the jobs that are assigned to them without having access to the task page, as well as track progress, sort, and apply filters to the job list.

On the page, there is a list of jobs presented in the form of tiles, where each tile is one job. Each element contains:

• job ID
• dimension 2D or 3D
• preview
• stage and state
• when hovering over an element, you can see:
  • size
  • assignee
• menu to navigate to a task, project, or bug tracker.

In the upper left corner, there is a search bar, using which you can find the job by assignee, stage, state, etc. In the upper right corner, there are sorting, quick filters, and filter.

Filter

The filter works similarly to the filters for annotation, you can create rules from properties, operators, and values and group rules into groups. For more details, consult the filter section. Learn more about date and time selection.

To clear all filters, select Clear filters.

Supported properties for jobs list

4 - Cloud storages

The cloud storages page contains elements, each of them relating to a separate cloud storage.  Each element contains: preview, cloud storage name, provider, creation and update info, status, ? button for displaying the description and the actions menu.

Each button in the action menu is responsible for a specific function:

• Update — update this cloud storage
• Delete — delete cloud storage.

This preview will appear when it is impossible to get a real preview (e.g. storage is empty or invalid credentials were used).

In the upper left corner, there is a search bar, using which you can find the cloud storage by display name, provider, etc. In the upper right corner, there are sorting, quick filters, and filter.

Filter

The filter works similarly to the filters for annotation, you can create rules from properties, operators, and values and group rules into groups. For more details, consult the filter section. Learn more about date and time selection.

To clear all filters, select Clear filters.

Supported properties for cloud storages list

Select the + button to attach a new cloud storage.

5 - Attach cloud storage

In CVAT, you can use Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage storages to import and export image datasets for your tasks.

Check out:

• Amazon S3
  • Create a bucket
  • Upload data
  • Access permissions
    • Authenticated access
    • Anonymous access
  • Attach Amazon S3 storage
  • Amazon S3 manifest file
  • Video tutorial: Add Amazon S3 as Cloud Storage in CVAT
• Google Cloud Storage
  • Create a bucket
  • Upload data
  • Access permissions
    • Authenticated access
    • Anonymous access
  • Attach Google Cloud Storage
  • Video tutorial: Add Google Cloud Storage as Cloud Storage in CVAT
• Microsoft Azure Blob Storage
  • Create a bucket
  • Create a container
  • Upload data
  • SAS token and connection string
  • Personal use
  • Attach Azure Blob Storage
  • Video tutorial: Add Microsoft Azure Blob Storage as Cloud Storage in CVAT
• Prepare the dataset

Amazon S3

Create a bucket

To create bucket, do the following:

1. Create an AWS account.

2. Go to the Amazon S3 console, and select Create bucket.

   

3. Specify the name and region of the bucket. You can also copy the settings of another bucket by selecting Choose bucket.

4. Enable Block all public access. For access, you will use access key ID and secret access key.

5. Select Create bucket.

A new bucket will appear on the list of buckets.

Upload data

You need to upload data for annotation and the manifest.jsonl file.

1. Prepare data. For more information, refer on how to prepare the dataset.

2. Open the bucket and select Upload.

   

3. Drag the manifest file and image folder on the page and select Upload:

Access permissions

Authenticated access

To add access permissions, do the following:

1. Go to IAM and select Add users.

2. Set User name and enable Access key - programmatic access.

   

3. Select Next: Permissions.

4. Select Create group, enter the group name.

5. Use search to find and select:

   • For read-only access: AmazonS3ReadOnlyAccess.
   • For full access: AmazonS3FullAccess.

   

6. (Optional) Add tags for the user and go to the next page.

7. Save Access key ID and Secret access key.

For more information, consult Creating an IAM user in your AWS account

Anonymous access

On how to grant public access to the bucket, consult Configuring block public access settings for your S3 buckets

Attach Amazon S3 storage

To attach storage, do the following:

1. Log into CVAT and in the separate tab open your bucket page.
2. In the CVAT, on the top menu select Cloud storages > on the opened page select +.

Fill in the following fields:

After filling in all the fields, select Submit.

Amazon S3 manifest file

To prepare the manifest file, do the following:

1. Go to AWS CLI and run script for prepare manifest file.

2. Perform the installation, following the aws-shell manual,
   You can configure credentials by running aws configure.
   You will need to enter Access Key ID and Secret Access Key as well as the region.

   aws configure
   Access Key ID: <your Access Key ID>
   Secret Access Key: <your Secret Access Key>
   

3. Copy the content of the bucket to a folder on your computer:

   aws s3 cp <s3://bucket-name> <yourfolder> --recursive
   

4. After copying the files, you can create a manifest file as described in prepare manifest file section:

   python <cvat repository>/utils/dataset_manifest/create.py --output-dir <yourfolder> <yourfolder>
   

5. When the manifest file is ready, upload it to the S3 bucket:

   • For read and write permissions when you created the user, run:

     aws s3 cp <yourfolder>/manifest.jsonl <s3://bucket-name>
     

   • For read-only permissions, use the download through the browser, select upload, drag the manifest file to the page and select upload.

     

Video tutorial: Add Amazon S3 as Cloud Storage in CVAT

Google Cloud Storage

Create a bucket

To create bucket, do the following:

1. Create Google account and log into it.

2. On the Google Cloud page, select Start Free, then enter the required data and accept the terms of service.

   Note

   Google requires to add payment, you will need a bank card to accomplish step 2.

3. Create a Bucket with the following parameters:

   • Name your bucket: Unique name.
   • Choose where to store your data: Set up a location nearest to you.
   • Choose a storage class for your data: Set a default class > Standard.
   • Choose how to control access to objects: Enforce public access prevention on this bucket > Uniform (default).
   • How to protect data: None

You will be forwarded to the bucket.

Upload data

You need to upload data for annotation and the manifest.jsonl file.

1. Prepare data. For more information, consult prepare the dataset.
2. Open the bucket and from the top menu select Upload files or Upload folder (depends on how your files are organized).

Access permissions

To access Google Cloud Storage get a Project ID from cloud resource manager page

And follow instructions below based on the preferable type of access.

Authenticated access

For authenticated access you need to create a service account and key file.

To create a service account:

1. On the Google Cloud platform, go to IAM & Admin > Service Accounts and select +Create Service Account.
2. Enter your account name and select Create And Continue.
3. Select a role, for example Basic > Viewer, and select Continue.
4. (Optional) Give access rights to the service account.
5. Select Done.

To create a key:

1. Go to IAM & Admin > Service Accounts > select on account name > Keys.
2. Select Add key and select Create new key > JSON
3. Select Create. The key file will be downloaded automatically.

For more information about keys, consult Learn more about creating keys.

Anonymous access

To configure anonymous access:

1. Open the bucket and go to the Permissions tab.
2. Click + Grant access to add new principals.
3. In the New principals field specify allUsers, select roles: Cloud Storage Legacy > Storage Legacy Bucket Reader.
4. Select Save.

Now you can attach the Google Cloud Storage bucket to CVAT.

Attach Google Cloud Storage

To attach storage, do the following:

1. Log into CVAT and in the separate tab open your bucket page.
2. In the CVAT, on the top menu select Cloud storages > on the opened page select +.

Fill in the following fields:

After filling in all the fields, select Submit.

Video tutorial: Add Google Cloud Storage as Cloud Storage in CVAT

Microsoft Azure Blob Storage

Create a bucket

To create bucket, do the following:

1. Create an Microsoft Azure account and log into it.

2. Go to Azure portal, hover over the resource , and in the pop-up window select Create.

   

3. Enter a name for the group and select Review + create, check the entered data and select Create.

4. Go to the resource groups page, navigate to the group that you created and select Create resources.

5. On the marketplace page, use search to find Storage account.

   

6. Select on Storage account and on the next page select Create.

7. On the Basics tab, fill in the following fields:

   • Storage account name: to access container from CVAT.
   • Select a region closest to you.
   • Select Performance > Standard.
   • Select Local-redundancy storage (LRS).
   • Select next: Advanced>.

   

8. On the Advanced page, fill in the following fields:

   • (Optional) Disable Allow enabling public access on containers to prohibit anonymous access to the container.
   • Select Next > Networking.

   

9. On the Networking tab, fill in the following fields:

   • If you want to change public access, enable Public access from all networks.

   • Select Next>Data protection.

     You do not need to change anything in other tabs until you need some specific setup.

10. Select Review and wait for the data to load.

11. Select Create. Deployment will start.

12. After deployment is over, select Go to resource.

Create a container

To create container, do the following:

1. Go to the containers section and on the top menu select +Container

   

2. Enter the name of the container.

3. (Optional) In the Public access level drop-down, select type of the access.
   Note: this field will inactive if you disabled Allow enabling public access on containers.

4. Select Create.

Upload data

You need to upload data for annotation and the manifest.jsonl file.

1. Prepare data. For more information, refer on how to prepare the dataset.

2. Go to container and select Upload.

3. Select Browse for files and select images.

   Note

   If images are in folder, specify folder in the Advanced settings > Upload to folder.

4. Select Upload.

SAS token and connection string

Use the SAS token or connection string to grant secure access to the container.

To configure the credentials:

1. Go to Home > Resource groups > You resource name > Your storage account.
2. On the left menu, select Shared access signature.
3. Change the following fields:
   • Allowed services: Enable Blob . Disable all other fields.
   • Allowed resource types: Enable Container and Object. Disable all other fields.
   • Allowed permissions: Enable Read, Write, and List. Disable all other fields.
   • Start and expiry date: Set up start and expiry dates.
   • Allowed protocols: Select HTTPS and HTTP
   • Leave all other fields with default parameters.
4. Select Generate SAS and connection string and copy SAS token or Connection string.

Personal use

For personal use, you can use the Access Key from your storage account in the CVAT SAS Token field.

To get the Access Key:

1. In the Azure Portal, go to the Security + networking > Access Keys
2. Select Show and copy the key.

Attach Azure Blob Storage

To attach storage, do the following:

1. Log into CVAT and in the separate tab open your bucket page.
2. In the CVAT, on the top menu select Cloud storages > on the opened page select +.

Fill in the following fields:

After filling in all the fields, select Submit.

Video tutorial: Add Microsoft Azure Blob Storage as Cloud Storage in CVAT

Prepare the dataset

For example, the dataset is The Oxford-IIIT Pet Dataset:

1. Download the archive with images.
2. Unpack the archive into the prepared folder.
3. Create a manifest. For more information, consult Dataset manifest:

python <cvat repository>/utils/dataset_manifest/create.py --output-dir <your_folder> <your_folder>

6 - Requests

The Requests page allows users to track the status of data processing jobs (such as exporting annotations or importing datasets) and most of the background processes (such as task creation, quality calculation, report preparation with analytics, merge consensus jobs). Users can monitor progress, download results, and check for errors if they occur.

Requests List

On the Requests page, requests are displayed as cards. Each card contains the following details (if applicable):

• Operation Name
• Resource Link
• Status of the Request
• Timestamps:
  • Enqueued Date
  • Started Date
  • Finished Date
  • Result Expiration Date
• Annotations Format
• Lightweight backup (shown for backup requests created with the lightweight option)
• Menu to download the result or cancel a Queued job

Statuses for Requests List

The following statuses are used to indicate the state of each request:

7 - Models

To deploy the models, you will need to install the necessary components using Semi-automatic and Automatic Annotation guide. To learn how to deploy the model, read Serverless tutorial.

The Models page contains a list of deep learning (DL) models deployed for semi-automatic and automatic annotation. To open the Models page, click the Models button on the navigation bar. The list of models is presented in the form of a table. The parameters indicated for each model are the following:

• Framework the model is based on
• model Name
• model Type:
  • detector - used for automatic annotation (available in detectors and automatic annotation)
  • interactor - used for semi-automatic shape annotation (available in interactors)
  • tracker - used for semi-automatic track annotation (available in trackers)
  • reid - used to combine individual objects into a track (available in automatic annotation)
• Description - brief description of the model
• Labels - list of the supported labels (only for the models of the detectors type)

8 - Bulk actions

Overview

Bulk Actions allow you to select multiple resources (such as jobs, tasks, projects and more) and perform actions on all of them at once. This streamlines workflows by enabling mass updates, such as changing an assignee or state for a group of jobs, without needing to update each resource individually.

Supported Resources

• Jobs
• Tasks
• Projects
• Cloud storages
• Requests
• Models
• Webhooks
• Organization members

Typical Bulk Actions

• Update Assignee: Assign a new user to multiple jobs, tasks, or projects.
• Update State/Stage: Change the status or stage for a group of jobs.
• Delete: Remove multiple resources in one operation.
• Other field updates: Depending on resource type, other fields may be updated in bulk.

How It Works

1. Selection: Select multiple resources using selection tools in the UI.
   • Ctrl (Cmd for Mac) + Click: Select or deselect individual resources by holding the Ctrl key and clicking on them.
   • Shift + Click: Select a range of resources by clicking the first item, holding Shift, and clicking the last item in the range.
   • Select All Button: Use the “Select All” button in the top bar to select all resources on the current page.
   • Click: Click anywhere outside the selected resources to reset the selection.

     Note

     Selection is limited to visible resources according to the current page size, filtering, and sorting options. It’s important to adjust filters or sorting before selection to bring them into view. Changing the page clears all selected resources.
2. Action Menu: Once resources are selected, you can either right-click on any of them or left-click the actions menu of a selected resource. An actions appears, offering bulk operations relevant to that resource type.
3. Execution: The chosen action is applied to all selected resources. Progress and status messages are shown for each item.
4. Error Handling: If an operation fails for some items, the system provides feedback and allows retrying the failed items.

9 - Search

Search

Search within all fields (owner, assignee, task name, task status, task mode). To execute enter a search string in search field.

The search is case insensitive.