# Main Interface
## The Dashboard
The Dashboard is the main project list for the selected workspace. From here you can create projects, open the editor, open reports, assign tags, star projects, and move projects to the archive.
## Top toolbar and global search
The top toolbar contains the workspace search and the user menu. Use search to find projects by name or description.
## Dashboard views
The dashboard has three main views:
* **Recent Projects**: active projects in the workspace.
* **Starred Projects**: projects you marked with a star.
* **Archived Projects**: projects moved out of the active list.
Archived projects cannot be opened in the editor until they are restored.
## Left sidebar
The left sidebar contains:
* **New Project**, for users with write access.
* Dashboard view links.
* Workspace tag filters.
* Links to account and workspace settings when available for your role.
Use tag filters to narrow the project list without changing the projects.
## Project cards
Each project appears as a card with:
* Cover preview.
* Project name.
* Size count.
* Creation and modification date.
* Last editor.
* Assigned tags.
Click the card surface to open the editor. Use the card actions to open the report, edit project details, duplicate the project, archive it, restore it, or delete it.
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The available actions depend on your workspace role. Viewers can open readable projects and saved reports, but they do not see editing or delete actions.
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## Bulk actions
Users with write access can click **Select Multiple** to act on several projects at once.
Available bulk actions include:
* Assign tags.
* Archive active projects.
* Restore archived projects.
* Delete archived projects.
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Deleting a project is permanent. Use the archive when you only want to remove a project from the active dashboard.
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