> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.jurisphere.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.jurisphere.ai/projects/projects-homepage.md).
# Projects Homepage
Click on the 'Projects' icon in the left navigation bar. This first opens the Homepage of the currently active Project.
Each project has a dedicated homepage that brings together files, activity, skills, and collaborators in one place.
This page acts as the central workspace for that matter.
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#### Project header
At the top of the page, you’ll see:
* Project name and owner
* Creation date and context
* Access to **Settings** and **Members**
From here, admins can manage collaborators and permissions. 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
* **View** – read-only access to files and outputs
To add a new member to your Project:
1. On the Projects Homepage, click on the **Members** button in the top right.
2. In the pop-up pane, type in the name or email ID of the person you want to add.
3. Select the desired user from the dropdown search and set their permission.
4. Once all desired users have been selected and permissions modified, click on Add Selected Users in the top right.
All members of a project see the same files, skills, and matter history, ensuring everyone works from a single source of truth.
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#### Files preview
At the center-top of the Homepage, a quick snapshot shows how many files and folders exist in the project, along with **recent uploads**.
Importantly, this preview also has the unique project email ID to which you can forward emails to upload the attached files directly into this project on Jurisphere. To know more, [refer to the guide on uploading files by email forward](/projects/uploading-files-by-email-forwards.md).
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Clicking on the files preview opens the data room showing all files and folders within the Project. All files uploaded within a project are automatically shared with all members based on their access level.
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#### Quick Access Tools
Depending on the type of project created, quick access tools are available for you to instantly switch into repetitive skills. For instance, for Corporate or Due Diligence type Projects, the Quick Access tools will allow you to [extract MCA Documents](/mca-documents/overview-of-the-mca-documents-tool.md) or [start a Redline Analysis](/redline-analysis/overview-of-the-redline-analysis-tool.md). For Litigation or Real Estate type Projects, the Homepage will let you instantly jump into the [Translation tool](/translation/overview-of-the-translation-tool.md) or [prepare a List of Dates](/list-of-dates/overview-of-the-list-of-dates-tool.md).
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#### Matter history
On the left of the screen, the Matter History section records all actions taken within the project by all users, including:
* Query processed
* Time stamp and user ID
* Tool or skill used
This creates a clear audit trail of work done on the matter, visible to all project members. Clicking on any item in the Matter History opens the same in a new tab.
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#### Skills
To the right of the Homepage, the centralized intelligence section contains [Skills](/document-review/skills-on-document-review.md) that surface commonly used skills relevant to the project type. These allow any permitted user to quickly run tasks such as analysis, extraction, or summarisation, using the files already available in the project.
You can generate suggestions based on the exact files uploaded to the Project by clicking on the 'Generate Suggestions' button in the top right of this section.
All skill outputs are saved back into the same project and remain accessible to the entire team.
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