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Projects



Overview

Projects in Scenario allow users to create dedicated spaces within their organization.

They help structure work, control content access, and maintain confidentiality. This enables teams to organize by project, campaign, or team while efficiently scaling operations.

All generated content or trained models remain isolated within each project, ensuring complete separation of assets. Each project can include selected members from the organization, and users can participate in one or multiple projects.


Why Use Projects?

Projects offers several advantages for teams or users that need to manage multiple initiatives:

  • Organization: Better structure your workspace to fit your needs – by team, campaign, function, or any other workflow that suits your organization

  • Permissions: Set precise access levels with different roles to ensure the right people have appropriate permissions.

  • Confidentiality: Keep data private with different access controls, even when teams work within the same organization

  • Administration: Manage all users and content under one umbrella, making administration straightforward.

  • Scalability: Easily scale to accommodate dozens or even hundreds of users, all managed from a single administrative point of control.

Projects require a quick initial setup to establish the appropriate structure and member roles, significantly improving data management and control within your organization.


Setting Up Projects

Step 1: Create a New Project

Creating Projects within Your Organization:

  1. Go to the "Projects" section, located at the top right of the top bar.

  2. Click "Create Project".

  3. Enter a name for your project.


Step 2: Set Up Members & Roles

  1. After creating a project, navigate to "Project Members", on the left panel.

  2. Add members to your project (note: members must first be invited to the organization).

  3. Assign permission levels to each team member:

    • Owner: Can add or remove users and access dashboard data.

    • Contributor: Can generate content or train models.

    • Viewer (coming soon): Can view content but not edit it.


Step 3: Organize Project Content

With your project in place, you can start generating and organizing content:

  1. Create specific Tags or Collections for the Project

  2. Upload files, train custom models, generate new content specific to the project.

  3. Track project activity through the Dashboard (for owners)

  4. Set up project-specific API keys if needed for integrations.


Key Features

  • Project-Specific Dashboard: Filter and view content relevant to the current project, or combine metrics from multiple projects into a single view (if you have owner roles for multiple projects)

  • API Management - Maintain separate API keys for different projects

  • Simplified Administration - Manage hundreds of users across multiple projects from a single control point (if you have owner roles for multiple projects)

  • Enterprise Security: Integrate SSO/SAML for enhanced security.


Practical Applications

Example 1: Game Development Studio

Process: A game studio creates separate projects for each game title they're developing. Result: Each game development team has its own secure workspace with appropriate access controls, while the studio management maintains oversight across all projects.


Example 2: Marketing Agency

Process: An agency creates distinct projects for each client campaign they manage. Result: Client confidentiality is maintained between accounts, team members only see relevant client work, and agency leadership keeps administrative control across all clients.


Example 3: Cross-Functional Team

Process: A product team creates projects separated by function (marketing, production, engineering). Result: Each department maintains its specialized workspace while still allowing for cross-functional collaboration when needed, all under a unified administrative structure.


Best Practices

  • Clear Naming Conventions - Establish consistent naming patterns for projects to ensure easy navigation

  • Documentation - Maintain clear guidelines about what content belongs in which project

  • Administrative Oversight - Designate primary administrators to maintain structure across projects

  • Training - Ensure team members understand the project structure and how to work within it effectively

  • Regular Access Reviews - Periodically audit project memberships to ensure appropriate access


Projects help teams organize work in Scenario by creating dedicated spaces for teams, campaigns, or initiatives. Each space has its own members and permissions, maintaining security and centralized administration as you scale to hundreds of users.

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