When you click on the name of a project in Activity Center, the details panel opens on the right side of the screen. It consists of the following sections and fields (Use the illustration below for ease of reference):

Field	Description	Comments
Health	Three states are available: Good () At risk () Trouble ()	See Project health.
Status ()	Drop-down list with available status values.	See Project statuses.
Project Name	Name of the project.	Editable (in-line editing)
ID number, Date of creation, and Creator	Project ID details< when created, and by whom	Not editable (system information).
Completion status message.	Example 1: "Project was completed 3 days after its planned end date." Example 2: "due to end in 7 days".	Not editable.
Completion rate slider with the message "XX % done" ()	Allows you to set the desired completion rate of the project manually.	Editable If the project period includes today's date, it will be shown as a small light-blue circle.
Budget & Costs	The total budget for the project shown as a light-blue bar (or an orange one in case of over budget). Any billable costs, including time logs (actual hours) and expenses, are shown as a darker bar on top of the first, containing a message "XX of YY spent" (e.g. "$5.28K of $9.50K spent").	Not editable
Project Estimated Hours bar showing Actual Hours and Hours left.	Project estimated hours are shown as a light-blue bar, on top of which actual hours (the total of time logs entered for the project's all activities to date) are shown as a darker bar. Note 1: If Hours left is not equal to the difference between total estimated hours and actual hours, the position of the hours left on the time line is indicated by a thin vertical light-blue line. Note 2: When actual hours < estimated hours the time usage bar is colored light blue with the actual hours portion darker blue. Note 3: When actual hours > hours left, the bar is colored red, and the hours left value becomes undefined. "Set hours left" prompt appears next to the bar. Note 4: When actual hours = estimated hours, the bar is colored yellow. Hours left: The value given is reciprocal with that in Hours left filed (see below)	Not editable.
Description	Description of the project.	Editable in a rich text editor. To edit, click on the description; or, if there is no description yet, click in the area with the 'Add description' water-mark text.
Custom fields	The section contains any custom fields created for projects. The fields are editable and the changes are saved on the fly.	See Custom fields.
Messages, Files, Audit trail log	The section is used to post messages, attach files and view audit trail log.	See Project messages, Attaching files to project, Project audit trail.
Priority	Drop-down list with available priorities.	See Priorities.
Time frame	Indicates the project's time frame. Three scenarios are possible: From [Date] - when only start date is specified. XXd YY.ZZh - when only duration* is specified [Start Date] - [End Date] (Xd YY.ZZh)** (when any two of the parameters are given, e.g Start Date + Duration). For completed project: [Start Date] - [Actual Completion Date] (Xd Y.Zh)** (the actual completion date is an editable date, which equals by default to the date when the project is given a treated as completed status, e.g. Closed)	Editable. Click to bring up an editor with three fields to edit: Start; Duration; and End
Estimated hours	Contains an estimate of how many hours the activity will take to complete.	Editable.
Portfolio	Portfolio the project belongs to.	Editable.
Customer	Project's customer	Editable
Budget	Project budget. Note: This budget does NOT include the budgets of its activities, if any. For the overall budget of the project, Billing settings below.	Editable.
# MEMBERS	Section is dedicated to the project members. For editing roles and permissions, see the section beneath the table.	Editable. Click to open the assignments editor. See Project assignments.
* Duration accuracy is 0.25h. Minimum non-zero duration is 0.25 hours (15 minutes). ** Duration in decimal format rounded to the closest 0.25 h.

Editing roles and permissions of project members

How to assign people to a project, see Project assignments.

To edit a project member's role and permissions:

1. Place the mouse pointer over the project member whose role or permissions you wish to edit (see illustration below).
2. Click .
3. Select a new role, or edit permissions for the current role as you see fit.
4. Click 'Save' after you are done.

The new role and permissions will only apply to this project, but neither to subsequent, nor other projects the user is a member of.

Billing settings

To access the project billing settings, click the dollar button () in top right corner of the details section (see the illustration below).

The Billing settings editor opens, as shown below.

It contains the following fields and options:

Additional Options

To access additional options click   .

Auto assign

This feature is used to set which project member is automatically assigned on tasks, requests, or requests as these are added to the project.

To learn more about this option, see Auto-assigning activities to project members.

Notifications

You can create notification rules for each project you create. This is done through the notification rule editor. To learn more, see Notifications.

Export to MS Project

This item is used to export the project to an XML file suitable for re-import to MS Project.

To learn more, see Export to MS Project.

Capture Baseline

With this option you can make a snapshot of the project's start and end date at a given moment.

To learn more, see Project baseline.

Deleting the project

To delete the project:

1. Select 'Delete project'.
2. A dialog box will pop up. An example is shown below.
3. Choose the appropriate action.

Warning: The action is permanent and cannot be undone. All time logs, messages, file attachments, and all activities will be erased.

Project details page overview