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# Using the all projects page

The All Projects page shows every content and tracking project across all your clients in one place.

## Steps

1. Click **Projects** in the left sidebar (visible in the “All Clients” scope).
2. The page shows a heading, subtitle, and project count.
3. Use the search bar to find projects by name.
4. Use filter dropdowns: All clients, All types (Content/Tracking), All statuses (Draft/In progress/Complete/Error).
5. Each row shows: client icon, project name (linked), client name, creation date, and status badge.
6. Click a project name to open it.
7. Use the **+ New project** button to open a client selection modal.

## Tips and best practices

* Use the status filter “In progress” to see your active workload.
* Use the type filter for content-only or tracking-only views.
* Projects without a client will show “No client.”

## Troubleshooting

* **Project missing** – Check the filter dropdowns. An active filter may be hiding it.
* **Projects link not in sidebar** – You must be in the “All Clients” view.

## Related articles

* [Understanding Home and Performance](/getting-started/understanding-the-dashboard.md) — Navigate the agency and client workspaces.
* [Creating a content project (Copywriter)](/copywriter/creating-a-content-project.md) — Create new content projects from this page.
* [Setting up keyword tracking](/track/setting-up-keyword-tracking.md) — Create and manage tracking projects.


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