<aside> 🖱️ The "Project" tab stands as the command center for your research activities. It's where you can establish the foundation for your research, setting up crucial details, and creating organized folders to store transcripts, participant information, and translations.

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This centralized hub ensures that everything remains synchronized and neatly arranged, allowing for effortless access and management.

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Why should I create a project?

It will allow you to centralize and keep all research elements organized:

• Folders: Organize your diverse data into distinct folders. Ideal for managing varied sites or participant groups, but remember, to categorize effectively, your project must be initiated.
• Participants: Detailed tracking of each participant's progress. From consent to incentives, and interviews—every piece of data is neatly compiled in one place, provided your project is already created.
• Transcripts: The process of uploading and connecting transcripts to specific participants is straightforward, eliminating confusion over missing information. This level of organization requires your project to be in place.
• Translations: Manage and request translations for documents and forms with ease, ensuring they're always associated with the correct project. This seamless integration demands that the project be established beforehand.

This initial step ensures that every element, from folders to translations, is systematically linked under the same project umbrella, facilitating a smoother, more organized research journey.

Keep everything centralize and attached to the right project, and you will have an overview of your progress.

Arrange your folders to systematically categorize your research components.