> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.avoautomation.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.avoautomation.com/avo-assure/introduction-to-avo-assure/exploring-home-page/managing-home-page/projects-in-avo-assure.md).

# Creating Project

Project is the unique workspace created by the user on the Avo Assure Platform. It represents the first step in automation testing. Users create repositories, test cases, and execute processes within the unique projects they have created. Avo Assure landing page allows you to create new projects and sort existing projects by creation date, latest edited, and alphabetical order. This document covers how to create new projects and sort existing project in Avo assure.

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**Note:** On the landing page of Avo Assure, there is a sample ready on view mode, user can view the working of various features on this project and can use this knowledge while working on the live project. Save option is disabled for this sample.

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To add a new project to the Avo Assure, follow the steps below:

1. On **Home** page, select **Create Project** icon.
2. On **New Project** page, enter the **Project Name** and **Description** in their respective columns.

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By selecting the **Limit Bitbucket pushes to approved or user-assigned artifacts** checkbox, you can restrict Quality Engineers from pushing unassigned or not approved test artifacts.
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3. Select the checkbox next to each user’s name in the **Select Users column** to add users to the project.

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You can search for a user by entering their name or email address in the search box.
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4. Select **User Role** from dropdown.
5. Select **Create** button to create the project with the provided details in Avo Assure.


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