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Create a project

Group photos by client or site so field crew pick the right project when they capture.


You’re starting work for a new client or at a new site and want every photo from it grouped in one place, with no manual sorting afterward.

A project works like a folder. Name it by client (for example Acme Corp) or by site (for example 123 Main St). Once it exists, field crew pick the project in the App before they capture, so photos land in the right place automatically.

Add an Address to the project and Timemark prompts the nearest project when crew are on site nearby, so they don’t have to hunt for it. See Add an address to a project.

If different groups work different projects, set project access so each group sees only their own projects. That keeps everyone’s list short and easy to pick from. See Manage project access.

Role
Team Owner, Team Admin, or any role with "Create Project" enabled
Surface
App and Web
Plan
Free · Business
Affects
Free plans are limited to 3 projects
  1. In the left sidebar, click By Project.
  2. Click Create Project.
  3. Enter a project name, by client or by site.
  4. Save.
  1. Open Teamspace and go to Projects.
  2. Tap the plus (+) button.
  3. Enter a project name.
  4. Save.

The project appears right away and shows up in every member’s App at the next refresh.

Before adding a project, search to make sure it doesn’t already exist. In the By Project view, type in the search box. Results are ranked by how closely each project name matches what you type. If the search finds nothing, a Create Project button appears in the empty results, so you can create it without clearing your search.

FieldWhat it doesNotes
Project nameThe label members see in the App and that columns sort byEditable later
AddressOptional site address that enables the proximity reminder and map filteringSee Add an address to a project
Cloud connectionUpload this project’s new photos to SharePoint or Google DriveSee Connect to SharePoint or Google Drive

You set the address and cloud connection from the project’s settings after you create it.

  • Free has a 3-project ceiling. Creating a 4th project shows an upgrade prompt. Delete old projects or upgrade to Business. See Delete a project.
  • Keep capitalization consistent. Some sort views treat names as case-sensitive, so always write PID #1212, never mixing pid #1212.
  • Cloud connections only sync photos added after you connect. Existing photos aren’t synced retroactively, so connect early.

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