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# Create a new project

 

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1. Click in the sidebar on **Engineering \[A]**
2. Click in the context bar on **Projects \[B]**
3. Click on **\[C]**\
   ▷ The window **\[D]** opens&#x20;
4. Enter in **\[E]** Enter a name for the project.
5. Enter in **\[F]** an email address. \
   ◈ Notifications will be sent to this address
6. Click on **Confirm \[G]**

### Add users to projects

When a project is newly created, there are still no users who can access this project.

{% hint style="info" %}
Even if you have created a project as a super admin, you initially do not have access to the new project.&#x20;

Follow the steps below to grant yourself access to the new project.
{% endhint %}

1. Click in the sidebar on *Engineering*
2. Click in the context bar on *Projects*
3. Click the project to which you want to add a user.
4. Click on *+User*
5. Select a *role* out.
6. Select the *Users* who should receive this role.
7. Click on *Save.*

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