# Creating a Job with the Selected Robot and Process

To create a Job with a previously created Robot and Process in the Orchestrator, go to the “Jobs” screen. This screen contains the “Jobs” table:

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Click the “Create” button above the "Jobs" table and fill out the opened form:

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* field “**Robot**”. Select the desired Robot from the dropdown list that you created earlier;
* field “**Process**”. Select the desired Process from the dropdown list that you created earlier;
* field “**Task**”. This is an optional parameter; this field can be left blank or filled with a previously created Task;
* field “**Stop after**”. Specify the date and time after which the Job should stop executing;
* field “**Interrupt after**”. Specify the date and time after which the Job should be interrupted.

After filling in the fields, click the “OK” button to save the Job.

For a new Job, the status will default to “Pending” after saving. As soon as the Robot assigned to this Job becomes available, it will start executing it, launch the corresponding Process script, complete it, and depending on the result of the Job, the status of the Job in the “Status” column may change:

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