You should only create new jobs from a single computer, preferably the computer connected to the scanner.
Scan in all pages for a set of plans
Click the New Set of
Plans button 
from the toolbar. Note:
You can also create a new job from a Zipped File.
The New Plan dialog opens.
In the New Job Location choose one of the following:
To have the job stored on the network Path setup for purpose of sharing plans between users. Typically on a server with a faster file access capability. Not local. for all users to access, choose Network from the selection.
To have the job stored on the local On users local machine. Not on network drive. machine, if no server is setup, choose Local from the selection.
To have the job stored on device or server selected for archived jobs, choose Archive Local or Network path established for storing old plans. Usually a large inexpensive harddrive for storage, rather than deleting old plans when done with the job. from the selection.
Next Enter the Job or Quote # to match the Job or Quote # from your order tracking system. If you don't have an order tracking system, you can turn on Automatic Job Numbering
To Turn on Automatic Job Numbering
Choose Tools > Settings from the main screen.
The Settings Dialog will open
Select Automatic Job Numbering for New Jobs. PlanTek PlanTek is a fully paperless plan management software developed specifically for designers, and integrates with MiTek's eFrame software. will now assign each set of plans Meaning all pages within one plan set. a Job number.
Under the Images from Scanner window, you will see a check box next to each image. Typically you will leave them all checked, but if you have scanned more than one job at a time, you can check the specific images that will be bundled with this job.
The images are bundled into a single job folder, and can be opened at any time using the Open Dialog.
Finally, click Create Job
See demo video of creating a sample job, and running a Batch
Rename
If you scanned the images using Batch Mode of the WideImage scanning software, the pages will be numbered Page1, Page2, Page3, etc. And you can use the Batch Rename Batch renaming is a way to rename a large number of files in one simple step. feature to easily rename the pages to the desired page names.