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# Creating Projects
To navigate to the Projects Drawer, click on the 'Projects' icon in the left navigation bar. This first opens the Homepage of the currently active Project. You can now click on the 'Go back to Projects' button in the **top-left** of the Homepage to navigate to the Projects Drawer.
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### Projects Drawer
This page shows a list of all projects you have access to. For each project, you can quickly see:
* Project name and owner
* Date of creation
* Practice-area or type tags
You can search projects by name, owner, or tags using the search bar.
The currently selected / active project is always at the top. You can click **Switch to Project** to make any project your active workspace.
Your active project determines where files are uploaded and where all workflows, chats, and outputs are saved.
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### To Create a New Project:
From the Projects Drawer, click **Create New Project.**
When creating a project, you can:
* Give it a clear, identifiable name
* Add context that will be shared with other users for reference.
* Add practice-area tags (for example, Litigation, Taxation, Due Diligence)
* Add collaborators to the Projects
Once created, the project appears in your project list and is immediately available for use.
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### Collaboration and access control
Projects are designed for team collaboration. You can add multiple users to a project and control their level of access.
Users can be added with different permissions:
* **Admin** – full control, including managing members and project settings
* **Write** – can upload and delete files, execute and remove outputs across tools
* **Read** – read-only access to files and outputs
All members of a project see the same files, workflows, and matter history, ensuring everyone works from a single source of truth.
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### Managing Projects: Deleting and Renaming
You can manage users, edit and delete projects directly from the Projects Drawer.
{% hint style="info" %}
Ensure you are not currently active in the project you wish to delete. You must switch to a different active project first.
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#### Deleting a Project
To delete a project, follow the steps below:
* Hover over the project card you wish to delete
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Note: You can only delete projects that you have created.
{% endhint %}
* Click the three dots
* Select the "Delete Project" option.
#### Renaming a Project
* Navigate to the project in the Projects Drawer
* Click the three dots on the project card
* Select "Edit Project", make your desired changes and save.
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