Where Does EFI Fiery Store Presets and Logs?
Where EFI Fiery drivers and Command WorkStation keep presets and logs on Windows and macOS today (details below).
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Fiery splits work between server and workstation. The Fiery server holds queues, color profiles, and job history. Command WorkStation on your desk holds presets, calibration links, and cached previews. Drivers point at the server queue.
Paths on the client follow EFI and Fiery names in app data. Exact folders carry release numbers, so treat version as part of the address. Back up exported presets rather than raw folders for moves. Raw copies often miss server side calibrations that presets reference by name.
Where EFI Fiery stores this, by platform
%appdata%\EFI\Command WorkStation
Presets and cache live under EFI names here. Server holds queues and history. Export presets from Command WorkStation before moves. Release numbers appear in paths.
~/Library/Application Support/EFI/Command WorkStation
Same EFI layout under Application Support. Drivers point at the Fiery server queue. Job history lives server side, not in Mac files.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Fiery presets to a new computer?
Export presets and calibration sets from Command WorkStation, then copy them plus your masters to the new workstation. Drivers follow the print server more than the client. Match Command WorkStation releases before import to avoid schema errors.
Where is Fiery print history?
In Command WorkStation job history plus server logs. Clients hold presets and cached previews only. The Fiery server itself is the record for accounting. Export job logs from the server web tools for archiving rather than copying client folders.
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