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# Welcome to Paragon Projects

The Projects App is included in Team and Enterprise Plans.

Paragon Projects is a simple yet powerful project hub that helps your team stay organized and connected. The Projects App's collaboration tools streamline day-to-day workflows by providing access to all projects within your organization, allowing you to manage projects from estimating through production. 

A Paragon project is a collection of components and may also include an associated layout. After creating a project, you can view and edit project properties, track project status, and assign work to team members.

A few highlights include:

* Create, copy, and archive projects
* Track project progress using Status, Assignee, and Due Date
* Build estimates and generate quotes in PDF or CSV format
* Download reports, shop drawings, and automated machinery files
* Request seals and repairs

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