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Projects

The Projects page is your hub for organizing bioprocess work around a shared objective. A project groups related runs, reports, and team members so you can track progress against goals and keep context in one place.

Projects list

The project list gives an overview of every project in your organization, grouped by status: Active, Paused, and Complete. Each row shows the project name, number of linked runs and reports, goal progress, target date, members, and last update.

Click any project to open its detail page. Use the New project button to start a new project from scratch, or open Suggestions to review AI-detected run clusters that may belong together.

Creating a project

When you create a project, you give it a name and describe the objective. The objective is used by Invert Assist to ground conversations in the context of the project, so a clear description helps later analysis.

Project detail page

A project detail page is organized into four tabs: Overview, Runs, Reports, and Activity.

Overview

The Overview tab contains the project's objective, an optional background section, a Goals list, file attachments, and a right-hand sidebar with properties, progress, and data quality.

The Objective field describes what the project is trying to achieve. The Background field can hold additional context such as prior results or experimental rationale. Both fields are auto-saved.

The Goals section lists measurable criteria for the project. Each goal can be marked as Met, At risk, or Not met by clicking its status icon. Click a goal's text to edit it, or use Add goal to add a new one. If your organization has project AI enabled, you can also review AI-generated goal suggestions and accept the ones that fit.

Use the Add files button to attach supporting documents such as protocols, SOPs, or slide decks to the project. Click an attachment to open it, or hover and click the trash icon to remove it.

The right-hand sidebar contains Properties, Progress, and Data quality. Properties lets you set the project's Start date, Target date, Status, and Members. Progress summarizes the goals: how many are met, how many are at risk, and the total number tracked. Data quality shows a FAIR score scoped to the project's runs, broken down into Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable pillars. Click Review to open the Data Quality page filtered to the project's runs.

Runs

The Runs tab lists every run linked to the project. You can filter, search, group, and sort the table the same way as the main Runs directory. Select runs and click Analyze to open the selected data in the Analysis page.

Use Edit selection to add or remove runs from the project. This opens the run selection drawer so you can adjust the project's scope.

Reports

The Reports tab shows reports linked to the project. Use Add reports to link an existing report, or click a report row to open it. Hover over a report and open the actions menu to remove it from the project.

Activity

The Activity tab is a reverse-chronological feed of everything that has happened in the project: edits, status changes, goal updates, report or run linking, and Assist-generated summaries. Each entry shows who made the change and when.

AI-generated summaries and suggestions

For organizations with project AI enabled, the Overview tab may include an Invert summary written by Assist based on the project's runs and goals. You can regenerate the summary or goal suggestions from the Regenerate menu next to the project tabs.

The Suggestions page on the project list surfaces run clusters that Invert thinks could form a new project. Review, edit, and accept them to create projects quickly.

Archiving a project

To archive a project, open the actions menu (⋮) in the project header and choose Archive. Archived projects are removed from the active list but remain accessible through the project detail page or other references in the app.

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