Configuring projects
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Jira projects are a way of grouping issues together and a way of applying the same sets of configurations to issues. These configurations, such as workflow, issue types and screens, can be changed on a per project basis, so that each project can have a different set of configurations. Setting up a Jira project effectively will enable your users to manage and complete their work quicker and more efficiently. This section of the documentation will take you through all the technical aspects of setting up your project, and give you information and tips on how to get the most out of your project.
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Defining a project
Learn about creating, configuring and deleting a project. Find out what elements make up the configuration of a project, and how to change them.
Configuring issues
Learn more about configuring your issue's fields, statuses, priorities and security, so that you can make your issues more effective for your organization.
Configuring permissions
Understand how to configure permissions, both specific to your individual project, and applicable to Jira as a whole.
Managing versions
Learn more about versions, how to create, edit and delete a version, and how to use them to further group issues in your project.
Managing components
Learn more about components, when and why to use them, and how to create, edit and delete them.
Screens, schemes and fields
Find out how issue screens and schemes are set up and maintained, how to configure your issue's fields, and how to create notification schemes for your project.
Using the issue collector
Find out how to configure and use the issue collector to get the most out of your projects.
Working with workflows
Learn about workflows and your project. Workflows define how your issues are managed in your project, and you can configure the workflow to perform specific actions when you work on your issues.
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