> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.stackdx.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.stackdx.com/projects/general/projects-intro.md).

# Projects Intro

StackDX Projects allows users to easily manage and share their Land & Asset data and documents either with internal users or externally with other companies. Land Files or Assets and their documents are organized into specific projects for easier access and management and can be utilized when transferring documents when transactions occur between companies. The projects can be accessible to certain individuals at the company or all users depending on the project settings. 

There are two categories of projects:

* [**Company Owned Projects**](/projects/company-owned-projects/overview.md) - Projects that have been created by your company and shared with individuals internally
* **Partner Owned Projects** - Projects that have been created by another company and shared with individuals at your company. See Partner Owned Projects section for more details.

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<summary>Navigate to Projects Grid and available projects</summary>

Navigate to the Projects Grid by clicking the Projects menu to the left of the page. This will display all the available Company Owned & Partner Owned projects you have access to view.&#x20;

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The available project information will be displayed on the Project Grid including the Project Description/Name, Company, Type, Owner, Internal Access and summary of the content totals.&#x20;

To view the contents of a project click either the links in the ‘Related To’ column (ie. Mineral, Surface, Location, Wells, etc.) or the project description.&#x20;

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