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Projects
Group decisions, documents, and graph context into one view of an initiative.
UpdatedMay 11, 2026
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Projects are the workspace for one initiative or delivery stream. Open a project to capture decisions, ask questions with project context, and review risks that need attention. An active project past its end date is treated as at risk until the timeline is updated or the project is archived.
What a project shows
Primary sections:
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Decisions | Decisions linked to the project |
| Overview | Description, recent activity, and current risk posture |
Secondary context:
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Relationships | Inputs, project node, and related records |
| Checks | Check assignments and findings for this project |
Create a project
- Open Projects.
- Click New project.
- Add a name.
- Save.
Verachi generates the project slug and applies the recommended checks automatically. You can refine description, timeline, visibility, slug, and checks after the project exists.
Add decisions
Open a project and create a decision from the project work area. Decisions stay linked to the project where they were captured.
Use project guidelines
- Open the project.
- Go to Checks.
- Assign an existing check set or create a new one from the project.
- Review findings as they appear.
Use relationships
Relationships show:
- integrations, upstream projects, and guidelines on the left
- the current project in the center
- decisions, risks, and dependent projects on the right
Use relationships when you need to understand what feeds into a project and what depends on it.
Edit or archive
Open Edit from the project detail page to change name, description, slug, timeline, status, or visibility.
Archive a project when the work is no longer active but the record should remain available.