# Deliverables

Once a subtitle/translation is completed and has gone through all review/QC steps in the workflow, it needs to go somewhere. Here are a few possibilities.

- Automatically create subtitles in industry standard formats using an [automatic job](https://docs.plint.com/books/plint-end-user-documentation/page/auto-create-subtitles). 
    - A job like this can be pre-specified to run for each completed subtitle, as soon as they are done.
    - The resulting files can be batch downloaded from the [project Filezone](https://docs.plint.com/books/plint-end-user-documentation/page/the-filezone) by a project manager for further distribution.
    - With the right settings, Client users with access to the project could download it themselves after logging in.
    - You can also let the system create download *jobs*, assigned to selected users.
    - Another automatic job can deliver the files to an external resource, such as an S3 bucket or FTP server.
- Downloading one or more files from the "[Download subtitles](https://docs.plint.com/books/plint-end-user-documentation/page/downloading-converted-subtitles-as-a-batch)" page. 
    - This solution will always include the *latest changes*.
- In some cases, the most convenient solution may be to simply export the file from the editor itself. 
    - What formats are available for export may depend on job settings.
- You can also download the JSON work files from the project, assuming there is a way of parsing/using them outside of Plint.