It sits in your Switch flow and does one thing brilliantly: it accumulates incoming print jobs until their combined value (pages, length, surface area, weight, you name it) hits a target. The moment the target is reached, all those files get bundled together and sent downstream as a tidy, ready-to-print package.

Think of it as a very patient, very precise collector. It holds jobs in a queue, counts their cumulative value, and fires when the math works out. No more half-full plates. No more wasted material. Just perfectly sized production batches, every time.

In a nutshell

Assemble Jobs + groups incoming files by a configurable identifier, accumulates a numeric value across jobs in each group, and dispatches a complete batch the moment the cumulative total matches your target.

Use case

Perfect for:

Imposition workflows where a fixed number of pages is needed to fill a sheet
Roll-to-roll printing where you want to run only when a minimum linear length is reached
Gang printing setups that require a minimum surface area to be cost-effective
Any production process where batching jobs reduces setup time and material waste
Wide-format workflows grouping jobs by substrate type and accumulating total width