# Project Groups Page

On the **Project Groups** page, you can see all the onboarded project groups and your project groups.

It is designed to give you a quick overview of your projects and help you navigate the tool easily.

### Explore Projects

On the Project Groups page, you will see the following tabs:

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<summary>My project Groups</summary>

Under this tab, you will find the project cards that you can access.

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<summary>All project groups</summary>

you can scroll to explore all the onboard projects on CM, below the search box, you will find cards or sections displaying project groups. You can browse through these visually represented project groups.

Note: **Settings** CTA is disabled on these project cards unless you have access. You can click View project(s)

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**Explore Project Details**

After selecting the project, you will be directed to its dedicated page or details within the tool. Here, you can view information, manage integrations, access data, and perform various actions related to that project.

### Select Project Group

1. On the top left corner of the home page, you will find a search box labeled Select project group.
2. Start typing the name of the project you are looking for into the search box.
3. As you type, the tool will begin displaying a list of suggested projects that match your search query.
4. Once you see the desired project in the search suggestions, click on its name. The tool will either directly open that project or take you to its specific page or details within the tool's interface.

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