> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.holos.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Job queue

> Track object-training jobs as they move through the Foundry queue.

The **Job queue** (**Foundry → Jobs** in the [dashboard](https://app.holos.io)) is the live view of every object-training job for your organization. Each row is a request to build a [trackable object](/dashboard/objects#object-tracking), created when someone enables tracking on an object, and the queue shows where that request is in its lifecycle.

<Note>
  Foundry is available to select customers only, and the Job queue is visible to members with the **Foundry Manager** role. [Contact us](mailto:hello@holos.io) to request access.
</Note>

## Job lifecycle

Every job carries a status. As a runner picks up the work and trains the reference object, the status advances:

| Status          | Meaning                                                                                                      |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Queued**      | Waiting for an available runner to claim it.                                                                 |
| **In Progress** | A runner has claimed the job and is training the reference object. A progress bar shows how far along it is. |
| **Done**        | Training finished and the reference object was uploaded. The source object is now **Trackable**.             |
| **Rejected**    | The request was dismissed before completion.                                                                 |
| **Failed**      | A processing error occurred. The job can be requeued to try again.                                           |

A job that was claimed but stopped reporting progress (for example, if a runner lost power mid-training) is automatically requeued so another runner can pick it up.

## What each job shows

Selecting a job opens its detail panel, which includes:

* The **object** being trained, with its thumbnail
* The **view mode** and **training mode** the request was submitted with
* Any **objects to avoid** that were selected to reduce false matches
* Live **progress** and the runner currently handling it, while in progress

### Training parameters

These are chosen when tracking is enabled on an object and describe how the object is handled in the real world, which helps produce an accurate reference object:

**View mode**

| Mode           | Best for                                                                                                                |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Front**      | Objects viewed only from the front: wall-mounted panels, controls, screens.                                             |
| **Upright**    | Objects that stay upright and are approached from any side: benchtop equipment, freestanding machines.                  |
| **All angles** | Objects picked up and rotated freely: handheld parts and tools. Trains longer and carries a higher false-positive risk. |

**Training mode**

| Mode         | Typical runtime | Best for                                       |
| ------------ | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| **Standard** | \~8 hours       | Most objects                                   |
| **Extended** | \~18 hours      | Small, handheld objects that need extra detail |

See [Tracking settings](/dashboard/objects#tracking-settings) for full guidance on choosing these.

## Managing a job

From the queue you can act on jobs that need attention:

* **Requeue** a failed job to try training again.
* **Reject** a job that's no longer needed so it stops occupying the queue.

Because jobs are long-running, the queue is designed to be checked in on rather than watched. Enable [notifications](/foundry/runners) on a runner if you want to be told when its jobs finish.