What should a Proteus output-job profile include for a repeatable PCB release?

Generate the copper, mask, silkscreen, outline and required drill outputs from the same saved design revision. Include a fabrication drawing or readme identifying layer order, thickness, finish and special requirements. For assembly, include the BOM, placement data and drawings that identify polarity and unpopulated parts. Use revision-specific folders so a later export cannot silently replace a released package.

Validate the package with an independent viewer. Check that the outline is closed, holes are correctly classified, units and coordinate origins agree, and the intended layers are present. Placement files also need an orientation check against the assembler's convention. Automating the export repeats the selected settings; it cannot determine whether those settings match a particular manufacturer's requirements.

Archive the profile and output manifest with the exact submitted files. A useful release process first saves the design, updates copper fills, runs checks, generates all outputs and reviews the resulting package. Keep a short record of accepted exceptions. If an output is manually edited afterward, record that modification or regenerate it from the design so the archive remains explainable.