NOTE: Features explained in this article require the "Project mode" to be enabled for your instance. If you'd like to use the new project feature, please contact someone at TeselaGen for help.

TeselaGen's software allows you to work on different projects to organize the data for your experiments. The active project is chosen via the Project Switcher on the top bar:

You can create several projects, each one of them with different information. Some information (designs, materials, etc.) can be found in more than one project.

Once you've chosen a project, all new records that are created or imported will automatically get the selected project tag. Look how you can see the projects as tags on a library:

Projects also act as a filter. If you switch to a different project, you'll no longer see the entries not belonging to them:

This automatic filtering can be useful when you already have thousands of records in your libraries. Starting a new project lets you focus on just the new data you've imported.

Just because an entry is already in a project doesn't mean it can't be used in another. From every library you should be able to right-click and choose the "Project" option to change it to a new project:

This will bring up the option to move those records to other projects:

Notice that you can select multiple projects. This allows you to locate several entries in more than one project if needed. As an admin, you can select which members have access to which projects. Managing information in different spaces and sharing it with different members also allows you to efficiently manage collaboration and transfer of information.

There are two main ways to create a new project. The first one is on Settings > Projects. This will display the list of available projects:

You can either click on the "New" icon from the projects library or click on "Create Project" when clicking on the top bar to switch projects. Then, fill in the required information, including project admins and members.

All users are allowed to create new projects, but only Project Admins are allowed to edit existing Projects for which they are admins.