# Project Pages

Project Pages can be used to create, group and manage custom content on your projects.

Pages are a dynamic way to interact with your project teams. Their content can also be used in reports and in the Self-Service APIs.

Here's some examples for how you can use Pages:

* Create dedicated places for project teams to enter and track information
* Provide additional options for teams to collaborate
* Group content into topics

> Each page comes with its own access controls to manage who can View, Upload or Edit content on the page.

## Summary Page

The Summary Page can be used to capture, track and manage additional information related to the project. For example:

* Customer Goals for the testing team, and Testing Team goals for the customer
* Assumptions, Constraints and Limitations
* Scope-related notes such as Out-of-Scope

You can enable this page from the `Administration` module, and set the default access levels for new projects:

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Start creating **Sections** and **Fields** you want to use on your projects.

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Now on your existing or new project, enable the **Summary** page.&#x20;

Add access levels based on the needs of your project.

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Access the Summary page from the menu.

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Enter information and upload files based on your configuration.

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