How to Create a Project in Workney (Step-by-Step Guide)

Introduction

Creating a project in Workney is the first step toward organizing your work with clarity and structure.

Whether you’re managing sales, support, product development, or a strategic roadmap, everything starts here.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

  • How to create a new project

  • What each field means

  • Best practices for setting it up correctly

  • How to prepare your workspace from day one

Step 1: Go to the “Projects” Section

From the left sidebar, click Projects.

Here you’ll see:

  • A list of all your projects

  • Their status (Active or Completed)

  • Assigned members

  • Start and end dates

  • Available actions

To begin, click the + Create Project button in the top-right corner.

Step 2: Configure the Project Details

When you click “Create Project,” the setup form will open.

Here’s what you need to complete:

Project Name

This defines how the project will be identified in your workspace.

Examples:

  • Support

  • Sales

  • Product Roadmap Q1 2026

  • Website Migration

Recommendation: Use clear and consistent naming. Avoid confusing abbreviations.

Description

Briefly explain the purpose of the project.

This helps:

  • Align your team

  • Avoid duplicate projects

  • Provide immediate context

Project Status

Available options:

  • Active

  • Completed

Use:

  • Active → For ongoing projects

  • Completed → When work is finished and no further updates are expected

Start Date

Define when the project officially begins.

This helps with:

  • Tracking timelines

  • Organizing roadmaps

  • Prioritization

End Date

Optional, but recommended when applicable.

Useful for:

  • Setting deadlines

  • Measuring execution

  • Managing expectations

Tip: Not every project needs an end date. For example, “Support” can be continuous.

Project Color

Choose a color to visually identify the project.

This helps:

  • Differentiate teams or departments

  • Improve Kanban visibility

  • Quickly recognize priority areas

Example structure:

  • Green → Sales

  • Blue → Development

  • Orange → Roadmap

  • Red → High Priority

Step 3: Create the Project

Once all fields are completed, click Create Project.

Your new project will immediately appear in the project list.

From there, you can:

  • Edit it

  • Mark it as favorite

  • Delete it

  • Add members

  • Start creating tasks and boards

Best Practices When Creating Projects in Workney

To keep your workspace organized:

  • Create one project per functional area
    Avoid duplicate projects

  • Use clear descriptions

  • Set dates when relevant

  • Maintain consistent naming conventions

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