Jobs can be submitted to the Fiery server as different versions. Versions can also be created on the Fiery server from a single job. You can use Version Editor to create versions of a job. The press operator identifies and treats each version as a separate job.

Different versions of the same job can use the same finishing method after the job is processed and printed. In this type of preprocessing workflow, the prepress operator needs to identify the different versions present in each file, ensure that each version is ticketed properly, and list them as different jobs in the job list.

To create versions, you must start with a file that has been built with either layers or spot colors. The layers or spot colors can include dies. You can add dies from the layers or spot colors.

If your file is flatwork, such as a package or a label, it must be pre-imposed before saving versions. The step-and-repeat layout is then ready for print when you open it for versioning.