All CollectionsSet up your configurationSet up your configurationBuild the configuration your crews work from: from a Katapult model, a map file, or from scratch.13 articlesStore the credentials your integrations needYour Katapult API key is saved, which lets Cloneable pull jobs from Katapult and send work back.Add the Cloneable extension to ChromeThe extension is installed, shows Connected on your Katapult page, and you know what its four map helpers do.Send your Katapult model to CloneableA copy of your Katapult model is on Cloneable's import page, ready for you to choose what comes across.Create a configuration, and choose where it comes fromYou have a new configuration and you are in the right place to keep going: the Katapult import, the map-file import.Connect Cloneable to KatapultSave your Katapult key, build a configuration from your Katapult model, and check that the connection really works.Build your configuration from a map fileCloneable has a configuration built from your map file and offers to load the same file as your first job.Set up your configuration, stage by stageThe five stages of a configuration: units, templates, field options, workflows and export settings. Then save and switch it on.Set up your map iconsA crew can look at the map and see which poles are done, started and untouched without opening any of them.Show a label beside each poleEach pole on the web map and in the app shows a value your crew recognizes, such as its SCID.Update an existing configurationYou can open your configuration, change its settings, or refresh it from a newer Katapult model without building a second copy by accident.What your configuration creates in your accountThe workflows, custom types and templates Cloneable builds when you finish a configuration, and how to check it worked.How your Katapult types become Cloneable objectsHow Katapult node and connection types become Cloneable poles, spans, anchors and custom objects, with a worked example.How spans connect to polesWhy line ends must sit on pole positions in a map file, what to check first, and how to spot a span that did not attach.
