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Documentation Index

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A project is the container for one shopping experience — its data, its API surface, its releases, and its settings. This page covers creating a new project and the general settings that live at the project root.

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Create a project

From the admin app, open Settings → Projects and click Add Project.
Create a project
Give the project a name and a short description. Toggle Active on to start using it right away — the admin app switches to the new project automatically. You can switch between organizations and projects at any time from the project picker in the user menu (top-right). When to create a new project: pair each project with a codebase. The Client SDK generated for the project type-checks against that repo, Release Control aligns with the repo’s deploy pipeline, and the GitHub integration assumes the same 1:1 pairing. Add a new project when you’re starting a new codebase — not when you need another market, language, or brand inside an existing experience. Those compose inside the project via regions, locales, domains, and scopes.

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General settings

Every project has a small set of root-level settings that don’t belong to a specific subsystem. You’ll find them under Settings → General.
  • Name — the human-readable project name shown in the picker and across the admin app.
  • Description — a short sentence to help teammates recognize the project. Optional.
  • Active — whether the project is active. Inactive projects are hidden from the picker by default and stop serving public traffic.

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What to configure next

General settings are intentionally thin — most of a project’s configuration lives in dedicated sections:

Scopes

Segmentation layers for the project — B2B vs B2C, multi-brand, and the default public scope.

Regions

Geographic markets inside a scope, each with its own currency and supported locales.

Locales

The language catalog every region picks from.

Domains

Map incoming URLs to a scope / region / locale triple.

Data Types

Composites and enums you reference when declaring storage fields.

Limits & Quotas

Plan limits that apply to the project.