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Projects can be created to manage translations, track progress, and make estimates for groups of related documents. Typically, a project consists of group documents with similar deadlines, content, and translation settings; however, a project can be used in any manner that makes sense to your organization.

Once you have created a workflow, you can use it to manage translation projects. Simply create a Project, upload your documents, and make assignments.

Create a New Project

To create a new project,

Go to the Projects menu from the sidebar, select Projects, and click New Project.
 

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You must provide your project with a name and a workflow. 
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  1. The workflow you choose for the project will determine the workflow for all content manually uploaded using the Add Documents page. Any content uploaded to your project via the API will use this workflow unless a specific workflow is specified. 
  • Optionally, you can give your project a due date, Quality Program, and associate the project with a client. 
  • Click each tab (TM Vaults, Glossaries,andMT Engines) and then check to select which resources you’d like to be made available to linguists in the Workbench.
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    Glossaries and TM vaults must be uploaded to Lingotek before they can be added to a project. If no TM vaults, glossaries, or MT engines display on these tabs, check to ensure these resources were added to Lingotek.

    When you are ready, click Save.
  • You can now upload documents to this project. 
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