Create your first project
Projects are the bracket around your work in Lalabase: they bundle tickets, documents, and time in one place. Here's how to create your first one.
Create a project
- Click New project in the sidebar. For your very first project the sidebar shows a dedicated button; later the entry sits as the closing row below your project list — that's where you'll find it again when you need a second project.
- Give it a meaningful name and — optionally — a short description.
- Save. You land directly in the project overview.
Manage the team
A project thrives on its team. You control who has access to a project from the Team tab in the project navigation. That's where you add members and give each person the right access through their role. Only someone with a sufficiently privileged role in the project can manage this — organisation and account administrators always can.
Users only see projects they are a member of. This keeps client-facing and internal projects cleanly separated.
Archive a project and bring it back
Finished projects do not need to be deleted. Archive them instead: project settings, Danger zone section, Archive button. The project then disappears from the sidebar and from the overview, while all of its content stays intact.
You can bring it back at any time. Archived projects collect under Management > Archive. Every project there carries a Restore button, and clicking the project name leads into its settings, where a project can also be deleted for good.
Anyone who may change project properties can archive. Restoring and deleting are reserved for account administrators.
What's next
Once the project is set up, create your first work item — see Working with tickets.