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# Jump To
Navigate instantly to a specific location in the point cloud using the JumpTo feature. Enter the coordinates provided in validation messages to jump directly to cuboid errors or relevant areas.
{% hint style="success" %} 
Coordinate sharing ensures everyone lands on the exact same spot for consistent reviews.
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## Benefits
* Saves time searching for specific objects or areas.
* Ideal for QA workflows, supervisor review, or debugging alongside the Validation Report.
* Makes collaboration easier—share coordinate values to guide teammates to the same spot.
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## Steps to use Jump
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{% step %}
#### Open the Jump To panel
Press CTRL + J to open the coordinate input panel.
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#### Enter coordinates
Enter the X, Y, and Z coordinates. Use the Tab key to move between fields.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
#### Jump to location
Press Enter to jump to the location.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
A green dot will mark the exact point in the point cloud.
### Using Jump To with Validation Reports
When a validation report is generated and includes warnings or errors tied to specific coordinates, users can instantly navigate to those exact locations using the Jump To feature. This allows for quick review and resolution of issues identified during validation.
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