Create a universal verification schedule

A universal verification schedule is performed on a specific workflow, but the verification result applies to all other workflows. If the printer fails verification on one workflow, it is likely to fail on others. Using a universal verification schedule reduces verification effort over time.

For example, if you have two workflows that aim for slightly different color output but use the same media and ink, a universal verification could apply to both workflows. You can also use universal verification to assess printer stability on one media, even when the associated workflows use different media.

In the ColorGuard Web application, navigate to the Schedules tab by clicking .
Hover over the schedules to select the Universal Verification Schedule check box.