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# How to manage multiple projects
#### What do we mean by a project
If you are an agency or you work for different brands, you can set up projects for each one and then switch between them to have everything structured. Tiledesk allows you to create multiple projects under the same email login, which makes it easier to manage chats for multiple websites or apps.
We do not advise managing publications of different brands in the same project, as statistics, channels, and users will not be separate. Each project can also only be branded with one identity.
Each time you log in to your project you will see stats about each project and be provided with direct links to conversation, campaigns, and more. All push notifications for all projects are also displayed.
A project is basically a separate Tiledesk account (with its own independent configuration), but you can use the same email login for each project and switch between the projects quickly.
#### How to add new projects
Adding a new project is pretty simple; you just need to click on the arrow next to your current project name in the top-right and hit the “Add a project” button. This will allow you to create a new project.
#### How to configure new projects
Clicking on the “Add a project” button will present you with a tour for setting up a project. You will be asked for your project name (for example your website name). After that click on “Create project” button.
How to switch between projects
To switch the project – on the arrow next to your current project name in the top-right and click on the “View all projects” button. Click on the name of the project you’d like to log into.
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