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# Creating
The user can create a new project and add documents intended for anonymization to it.
A project is a separate workspace in which documents can be stored, analyzed, detected classification fields edited, and anonymization performed.
To create a project, click the button **Add project**.
The Add project button in the project list view.
In the displayed window:
* enter the project name;
* optionally add its description;
* select the users who should receive access to the project.
After entering the data, confirm the changes with the appropriate button.
After filling in the data, click the button **Create project**. The project will be added to the list, and the assigned users will gain access to its workspace.
Filling in the details of a new project.
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