Open MadeToPrint configuration (edit) dialog

From InDesign File menu choose MadeToPrint...

Click on Edit to open the configuration dialog

Create a MadeToPrint job for highres PDF export

In the configuration dialog create a new print job

Give the job a name to identify it

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Go to "Printer" section to configure the kind of output

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From Destination pulldown choose File (PDF) and click on Setup... to choose the PDF Export preset.

You can choose a predifined preset or a user generated one. If you want to generate your own PDF preset please do so in advance in InDesign itself (File -> Adobe PDF Presets -> Define...)

Predefine Output folder and file name

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Choose your folder where you like MadeToPrint to export the final PDF to. You can use tokens to define dynamic folders which will be automatically created on runtime. The folders can be on the local hard disk or on any server volume which is mounted on this machine.

Check for missing fonts and images

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As this job is an export job for a high resolution PDF you should enable the MadeToPrint preflight to ensure all linked images and fonts are available
After choosing Apply the MadeToPrint job is ready to use.

Create an MadeToPrint job for archiving

Create another MadeToPrint job, this time we set it up to export an InDesign Package. Therefore create a new Job by clicking the same icon.

Choose name for identification

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Now we are creating a Printjob which creates an InDesign package containing all linked images and used fonts

In Printer section choose no Output

as Destination choose "No Output" (which means that there will be no PDF etc created by this job)

In the Feature panel go to Package...

Activate Packaging

Activate the option to Create an InDesign Package

Note:

For package creation you have to manually package an InDesign file once! This is needed to initiate the InDesign packaging processor. This only needs to be done once for InDesign - after that you can create as many jobs as you want without the need to reinitialize it.

Predefine folder name for package

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Predifine the folder where the packages will go to. You can use token for generating date-based folders.
You now can save the jobs.

Create a MadeToPrint job for lowres PDF export

Simply repeat the steps from Create a MadeToPrint job for highres PDF export with some other settings to have a lowres PDF.

Choose an Export preset for lowres PDF

Choose the Smallest File Size preset or any other that fits your needs

Choose another folder location

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Choose another output folder where MadeToPrint should export the lowres PDFs to. You can choose the same folder as in the first job, but it should be clear what the PDF stands for.

Create a MadeToPrint jobset for multiple output channels

Click on the icon for Creating a new Jobset

Submit general settings

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Name it with a good name (1). You might also want to set a higher rating (2) so that this Jobset is at a top position in the list.
After that go to the References Printjobs (3) section

Add Printjobs to the Jobset

Choose to Add multiple jobs...

Select printjobs

Select the jobs you want to be executed (1) and submit via OK (2)

Save the Settings

Apply to save the jobs

Close the configuration mode

Close the Configuration mode

Run the Jobset

You now can run the Jobset (when having a document open). Therefore select the Production jobset (1) and choose Print (2)
PS: Jobsets can also be combined with autojobs to have automated (hot folder based) creation of different output versions.

Check the output...

MadeToPrint will now create an InDesign Archive (1) with current date as folder name, a low resolution PDF (2) and a high resolution PDF (3) in one go.