Project Settings
Project Settings is where you manage configuration, access, integrations, and data for your project. Open it from the Settings tab in the top navigation bar within a project.
The settings menu is organized into the sections below.
Project
General project details including name, city, and time zone. This is also where you’ll find Usage and Limits — your current point usage and total capacity. Use the Resize button to adjust capacity from your organization’s available pool. You can also delete a project from this page — this action is permanent and cannot be undone. Resizing and deleting are only available to organization admins.
Team
View everyone with access to this project. The Access column shows whether each person has access through the Organization or as an External user invited to the project. Organization members always have Manager access; external users have the role they were invited with.
Only external users can be changed or removed here. See How Access Works for details.
Roles
Four project-level roles control access, where each includes everything the roles above it can do:
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Viewer | View project and data, including scenes and schedules. Read-only. |
| Editor | Modify project data — sources, assets, spaces, zones, Drive — and use Explorer. |
| Operator | Control equipment — write points, apply scenes, and modify scenes and schedules. |
| Manager | Full control including team management, settings, and project configuration. |
Members of the organization that owns the project are always Managers. These roles apply to external users invited to the project.
Invites
Send and manage pending invitations to external users. Invite users by email address and assign a role. Invitations can be revoked before they’re accepted.
Plugins
Enable and configure optional functionality for your project. Each plugin has its own configuration requirements. See Plugins for available options.
Nodes
View the edge nodes associated with this project. Each node shows its current status, serial number, and connection details. Hardware nodes are automatically associated; virtual nodes require a license file. See Nodes for setup and troubleshooting.
Credentials
Securely store authentication details that can be reused across sources. Two types are supported:
- Password — a username and password pair
- Token — an API key, bearer token, or personal access token
Updating a credential here automatically updates all sources that use it. See Credentials for technical details.
Certificates
Manage TLS/SSL certificates used for secure communication with building systems or external services.
API Keys
Create and manage project API keys for programmatic access to this
project’s data. Project keys use the format ak_... and can
only access this project. For keys that span every project in your
organization, see API
Keys.
Keep API keys secure — they carry significant privileges and should not be shared publicly.
Audit Log
View a record of actions taken within the project, including who made changes and when. Useful for tracking configuration changes and diagnosing issues.
Export
Export project data in NEX (Novant Exchange) format. NEX exports produce a multi-sheet Excel workbook with one sheet per entity type — useful for bulk editing and re-importing. See Import & Export for format details.