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# Jigging

Guiding you through the jigging options on the profiles tab.

While making your profiles you can make use of different **syntaxes** and the word "**random**" to automatically jig your profiles, which leads to fewer profiles and a more convenient process. The profile randomization occurs when the task reaches the shipping stage, this means that your profiles will be different each time it is selected by a task.

### How to use "random"?

You can make use of the word "**random**" in the following fields:

* First name: Generates a random first name.
* Last name: Generates a random last name.
* Email: Generates a random email, only works when making use of your catchall, use the following syntax: "**<random@your-catchall-here.com>**"

### How to use the syntaxes?

You can make use of syntaxes in all fields.

* `$$AZ5$$`: AZ means uppercase letters only, 5 means 5 random letters, this syntax would for example generate "**BGFSA**".
* `$$aZ3$$`: aZ means uppercase and lowercase letters, 3 means 3 random letters, this syntax would for example generate "**fDE**".
* `$$az7$$`: az means lowercase letters only, 7 means 7 random letters, this syntax would for example generate "**tjruwps**".
* `$$8$$`: 8 means 8 random numbers, adding your local prefix can make it a useful tool to generate phone numbers... `06$$8$$`, this syntax would for example generate "**0645641289**".


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