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Project Management

Project management includes: creating, cloning, transferring, and resetting projects.

Create Project

Create a blank project, or create a project based on a template.

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Projects created using templates all support a 3-day free trial for the Basic and Pro plan.

Clone Project

Cloning a project means duplicating an existing project (with the option to include the database) into a new project.

Clone Project Data

If you choose to clone project data, the database will also be cloned. However, this will consume Database Storage in the new project and cloning will take a longer time. If you choose not to clone project data, the database will not be cloned.

Specific Steps

Right-click Project

Right-click the project you want to clone in the Personal Center and select “Clone project”.

Clone Project Data

Choose whether to check the “Project data” option.

Confirm Creation

Click the “Create” button.

Transfer Project

Transferring a project means completely transferring the ownership and management rights of a project from the current owner (transferor) to another user (transferee).

  • After the transfer, the role of the transferor is changed to “Viewer”.
  • The project recipient must be a collaborator on the project. Therefore, the prerequisite for transferring a project is to add the project recipient as a project collaborator. For specific permissions of project collaborators, please refer to Collaboration.
  • Only projects with Free plan can be transferred.

Specific Steps

Access “Share the project and Manage collaborators”

There are 3 ways to access “Share the project and Manage collaborators”:

  • Right-click the project you want to transfer in “User center” and select “Share the project and Manage collaborators”.
  • In Personal Center, click “Manage”, then click “Collaborators Management”.
  • Enter the project, click “Invite Collaborators” in the upper right corner.

Add Collaborator

Add the project recipient as a project collaborator.

Change Owner

Change the project recipient’s role to “Owner”.

Execute Transfer

Follow the instructions in the “Transfer Project” pop-up window, input the full project and user name to confirm, and click “OK”.

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Reset Project

Resetting a project means restoring all content of the project to its state when it was newly created. Projects created from a template will revert to their initial template state after being reset.

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The reset operation will permanently clear all of the following content:

  • All data in the database, including object storage data.
  • All pages for all client-sides.
  • All actionflow, third-party APIs, and ZAI.
  • All configurations, including permissions, payment, login settings, custom domains, etc.

Specific Steps

Enter Reset Page

Enter the project → Click “Settings” in the top navigation bar → Select “Project Reset”.

Confirm Risk

  • The system automatically pops up a warning dialog → Carefully read the data deletion list.
  • Enter the required content.

Execute Reset

Click the “Confirm reset” button.

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Hibernate Project

For unpublished projects with Free plan, if there is no activity for 7 consecutive days, the project will be automatically hibernated. To reactivate the project, simply access it again.

Delete Project

Projects can be deleted in two scenarios:

  1. For unpublished projects with Free plan, if there is no activity for 6 consecutive months, the project will be automatically deleted. Once deleted, the project cannot be recovered.
  2. User manually deletes the project.
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Once a project is deleted, the subscription will be immediately canceled, and no further fees will be charged. All associated benefits will be lost, and the project will no longer be accessible.

Specific Steps

Right-click Project

In “User center”, right-click the project you want to delete, and select “Delete”.

Confirm Risk

Carefully read the risk warning, enter the required content.

Execute Delete

Click the “Confirm Deletion” button.

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