What are the features that come with Job View?
- Job Grouping – organize job-related labor, parts, sublets and notes into easy-to-read containers
- Profit Per Job – Check profit at both the order and job levels
- Quick Handling of Deferred Work – Send a job from an order or history to a revision with a single click
- Multiple Discount Options
Here is a quick ~3 min demo
Do I need a better computer to use Job View?
No, as long as your machine meets the requirements from https://kb.mitchell1.com/articles/id-1521/ you are all set!
How do I turn on Job View
We have a guide available at https://kb.mitchell1.com/articles/enable-jobview/
How do I add a new empty job to an order?
You can add a new empty job to the order by pressing New Job at the bottom left of the order screen. 
How is the Job Title set?
You can manually set the job title by double clicking on the title or by using the job menu. If you do not manually set the job title it will automatically set the title to the Job description of the first labor item added/moved/edited in the job.
How do I change the order of the jobs in my order?
Left click on the header where the job title is and drag the job to where you would like it to be on the order. You will see a blue line showing where the job container will move to.
How do I paste a copied job?
You can paste a copied job by right clicking in the empty space to the right of line items or below all line items and then select paste. You can also use CTRL+V.
Is there a way to print a larger invoice on one page?
Yes, use the scale option in the print preview to turn down the scale until the entire invoice fits on one page. Additionally, we have updated the templates in 9.2 to use less space.
Can you use the older templates with Job View enabled?
Yes, to ease the transition we do set the estimate and invoice templates to Job View templates when you enable Job View but you are able to change the estimate and invoice template. Keep in mind that the older templates will not show the order grouped by jobs.
Check out the video below for a more detailed (~19min) overview of Job View and all of it’s features.