As well as giving uploads their own tab on the Start Window we’ve introduced two “re-upload” options for Queensberry clients: ‘Full’ and ‘Partial’.
The Full Re-upload option, as the name suggests, uploads the entire order to Queensberry (the complete bundle - layouts, proxies, reports, everything).
The Partial Re-upload option allows you to re-upload just part of the order.
Here’s an example. Say Queensberry spotted some sensor dust on a couple of your images in layouts one, two and three. Instead of re-uploading the whole bundle, you could make the adjustments, and re-send just those three layouts.
Not only does it make life easier for you if you need to re-send parts of an order, but it makes keeping track of what you’re sending easier too.
Cheers, Danny
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