SKILLS & TRAINING
Get comfortable.
Then get useful work done.
Learn how to connect, ask a clear question and follow a JobBOSS workflow—with a guide for every step.
A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR WORK
Find your next guide.
14 of 14 guides.
01 · TRAINING & SUPPORT
Training & Support
Five simple lessons take you from first introduction to a useful workflow. When something goes wrong, the two support guides help you troubleshoot and contact Neptune without losing context.
Getting started
Meet Trident
Understand the connection between you, your AI and JobBOSS before asking it to do any work.
Pair Your AI with Trident
Connect your AI session to the right Trident installation and confirm the user and JobBOSS environment before working.
How to Ask Trident
Make a clear request and give your AI the work context it needs. Learn how to handle questions and proposed changes.
Tell Your AI About Your Work
Get answers that fit your work. Explain your responsibilities, goals and current situation so your AI has less to guess and can focus on what matters to you.
Explore Trident Capabilities
Find the work available to your current connection, product and permissions, then open a useful guide.
Help & troubleshooting
Try the documented troubleshooting path first. If unresolved, prepare a customer-reviewed support package where supported, then contact Neptune. If Trident cannot connect, contact Neptune directly.
Trident Help & Troubleshooting
Start with your AI to understand, troubleshoot and verify a Trident problem before deciding whether Neptune needs to get involved.
Trident Support Collector
Prepare and review an issue summary and relevant diagnostics so you can contact Neptune without starting the investigation from scratch.
Training and support guidance accompany Trident. The Support Collector and automated diagnostics remain draft designs, not confirmed installed features; nothing is submitted automatically.
02 · PUT IT TO WORK
Useful work. A clear first step.
Start with one existing record and a read-only question. These starter workflows are designed for the included Skills set.
Job Review
Get a job-health summary covering progress, supply, shipments and the exceptions worth investigating.
Quote Review
Review a quote’s scope, estimated manufacturing structure, pricing and missing or unusual information.
Purchase Order Review
See what was ordered, what has arrived, what is still outstanding and which lines need follow-up.
Job Cost Review
Compare estimated and actual costs, then trace the largest differences to the activity behind them.
Late Job Investigation
Investigate the production, material and purchasing conditions behind a late or at-risk job.
Customer / Part History Review
Bring relevant quotes, jobs and commercial history together for one customer or part.
Guided Trident Walkthrough
Learn with one real, read-only example from the JobBOSS area you work in.
Included with the AI products. Your connected installation, version and permissions determine the capabilities you can actually use.
03 · EXTEND YOUR WORKFLOWS
Go further with Skills packs.
Choose focused productivity tools or a broader business workflow. Explore the intended result before getting into the operating detail.
Productivity Skills
Excel import and export, focused updates and smaller tools for everyday JobBOSS work.
Explore Productivity SkillsAutomation Skills
Connect the business steps—from source information to reviewed records, documents and useful handoffs.
Explore Automation SkillsCatalogue preview: these are high-level Skill definitions, not final procedures or a released-capability list. Both packs require Trident Automation (Act).
Insights Skills remains the separate read-only pack. Review the Jobs Ready to Close example →
A REFERENCE, NOT ANOTHER WORKSPACE
Keep the guide beside your AI.
Run the task in your connected AI client. Use the guide to check the next step, the expected result or a specific point where you need help.
SK-001 / JOBREV-03One workflow. One version. One identifiable step.
See a step referenceExplore example workflows in more detail3 draft guides
These draft guides illustrate how more advanced workflows can be structured. They are examples of the planned experience, not a statement of current availability.