On the Project Center home page, you can view the summary of all your existing projects and can create projects. This article explains how to create a project and view the summary of your existing projects.
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Note: The capability to perform the tasks that are described in this article is controlled by the access levels for your user profile. For example, Administrator, Analyst. For more information, see Who Can Use Project Center. |
This article contains the following topics.
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- The basic details of your project. For example, the project name, description, objectives, priority, and status.
- The start and end dates of your project. The dates when the project was created and last modified are also displayed, along side, in read-only fields.
- The name of the owner of your project. The owner of a project is also a project admin by default. You cannot remove the project admin privileges of the project owner. Any user with project admin privileges can change the project owner. When you change the project owner, you can select only users who are project members.
- The approval status of your project.
- The cost of your project.
- The organization to which your project is related. Start typing to search for an organization and press Enter for relevant results. You can also click the drop down to select an organization. You can relate a project to only one organization at a time. You can go back and can replace the existing organization by adding another organization. Click the X in the organization field to unrelate the project from the organization.
When organization-based security is enabled, you can relate a project to only one of the organizations to which you are members. - The tickets and CIs related to your project.
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For information about the access levels of each user type, see Who Can Use Project Center.