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How do I manage projects?

Group activities into projects — and add, duplicate or archive them

This article is for: Admin, Account owner

Projects let you group related activities — for example, work for a specific client or initiative. You'll find them in TimeTac under Activities & projects > Projects. From this page you can add new projects, duplicate existing ones, and archive projects that are finished.

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Add a project

A project starts empty. You add it and then set it up. 

Follow these steps

  1. Navigate to Activities & projects > Projects.
  2. Click Add project.
  3. Enter a project name.
  4. Click Save.

 Open the project to add activities, assign members and set hourly rates. For detailed instructions, see: How do I set up a project? 

Tip:  Click a row in the project list to open the project and adjust settings. 

Duplicate a project

Duplicating copies the project structure and its activities, so you can quickly set up a similar project without recreating each activity.

Follow these steps

  1. Open the action menu on the project row.
  2. Click Duplicate.
  3. Use the link in the success message to open the new project, or find it in the list.

Archive or restore a project

 Archive a project when the work is finished. The project and its activities are then hidden from time tracking pickers. Past time entries are kept. 

Follow these steps

  1. Open the action menu on the project row.
  2. Click Archive to archive an active project, or Restore to restore an archived one.

Info: You can also archive or restore a project from inside the project, in the Settings tab.

Filter the project list

Use the search field and the status filter to find a project quickly.

Follow these steps

  1. Navigate to Activities & projects > Projects.
  2. Type into the Search field to filter by project name.
  3. Click the Active filter button to switch between active and archived projects.

 

You now know how to manage projects in TimeTac.