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# Project Notes
## Overview
Project Notes allows to create & store notes on your project. You can use notes to capture information relating to your pentest. You can consolidate all your project notes in one place, to make it easy to track & record information as you go.
The notes can include:
* **Private notes** - these are notes which are only visible to you.
* **Public notes** - these notes are available to project team members with Edit access to the project (pentesters/consultants).
* **Report notes** - these notes are included in the downloaded reports.
Project Notes are only available to users with `Edit` or `Upload` permissions to the project.
Edit users are able to see all public notes. Upload users can only see notes they created.
You can access project notes from the project by clicking on `Notes`.
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