Export enhancement idea Sonar Platinum

I've been a Sonar user for many many years.  As my own workflow increases - As a television Cue Music composer I'm finding that I have to deliver many different versions of the same song.  
 
Sonar recently came up with Mix recall - and with Ipswitch came out with with some export modifications which I have yet to fully explore - such as including a reverb tail  in the mix - 
 
There's great ways to save templates on our way into projects - Id love to expand upon the templates for the  way out.  It would improve my workflow if I could - inside of sonar - automate the export options that I typically have to sit and wait and do a bunch of clicking etc.  
 
Here's an example of a what typical delivery or wrap up session includes for me.   Upon final approval of a mix, I am asked to deliver a Full Mix, A mix with no guitars, No Vocals, and often just Drums and Bass.   I also am asked to deliver an MP3, and I ALSO archive the mixes in another location as an mp3 AND a higher fidelity mix into two different locations.   This is a time consuming part of my work that could potentially be automated through a template.
 

Good Suggestion - yes I have dug into the mix recall somewhat.  Not to the extent you have brought up here - I have a project next week that will require this kind of delivery once again.  
 
The multiple file type delivery thing to multiple destinations - that would be worth some bucks to me=-)

thedukewestern
The multiple file type delivery thing to multiple destinations - that would be worth some bucks to me=-)

I doubt this is a common scenario for most users, so it's probably not very high on a list of future SONAR priorities. However, the Export Preset option is certainly helpful. Also don't forget you can bounce a mix to a track using Export Presets, and render multiple tracks with different formats within a single project - very handy for archiving. Once you've generated all these files, you can drag them all into a folder in the Media Browser (which is bi-directional). 
 
So while there's no automated thing you can do - and even batch processing options in program like Sound Forge and Wavelab can't do this - by using various features judiciously you can simplify the process considerably.