# Settings

The Project Settings page allows you to update a project’s general details—such as its name, description, and tags—and provides access management tools if you meet the required plan or permission level.

### How to Access Project Settings

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**Go to the Project Detail Page**

Locate and select the project you want to configure.
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**Select the Settings Tab**

In the top navigation (next to Devices), click **Settings**.
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### General

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Note: Some settings items (for example, Delete Project) may be disabled depending on your role within the project. If you require access to these features, please check your [permissions](https://docs.qubitro.com/platform/project/roles-and-permissions) or contact your project administrator.
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#### Project ID

Used when interacting with the Qubitro API (read-only).

#### Project Name

Rename your project for clarity.

#### Project Description

Provide context or goals for the project.

#### Tags

Organize and categorize your project for easier navigation and improve project search functionality.

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If the tag limit is reached, you must remove an existing tag before adding a new one.
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#### Created At

Displays the **exact date and time** when the project was created.

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The **Created At** date is displayed in the **time zone selected in your account settings**.
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#### Delete Project

Permanently remove the project.&#x20;

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Deleting a project is **irreversible** and will **permanently remove all data**, including **devices, time series data, blob data (if any), functions, and dashboards** linked to devices related to project. Any associated **resources like add-ons (e.g., storage views data)** will also be deleted.
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