Add an Asset to a Project

Add or create an asset to a Project. Any Project member may then use that asset.

Overview

Any of the following asset types may be added to a Project:

An asset may also be created from within the current Project.

Add an Asset to Add to the Current Project

Permission Required

Any user may add or create an asset for a Project of which that user is a member. If you cannot add an asset to a Project of which you are a member, your user account permission(s) may be disabled.

See the Projects permissions or ask your Administrator for assistance.

Follow these steps to add or create an asset from within the current Project:

  1. Open the Project in which to add or create an asset.

  2. Do one of the following:

  3. Do one of the following:

    • Create a new asset to add to the Project: Click the button labeled to create a new asset. The screen to create that asset type displays. See one of the following topics for the asset type you are creating:

      Do the following:

      1. While creating the asset, ensure to add this Project in the Project setting as amongst those to which you assign the new asset. This is not set automatically.

      2. Create the asset. The design environment for that asset type displays.

      3. Optionally, design the asset at this time. This is not required to add the asset to the Project.

      4. Return to the Project for which you created this asset. It displays in the list of assets for the current Project.

    • Collapse the +Asset button: Click the +Asset button. The +Asset button collapses.

Use an Asset in a Project

Permission Required

Any user may use an asset for a Project of which that user is a member. If you cannot use an asset to a Project of which you are a member, your user account permission(s) may be disabled.

See the Projects permissions or ask your Administrator for assistance.

However, there are options available from the ellipses menu specific for use within a Project:

Use caution when deleting an asset from a Project. As is the case with each asset type, deleting an asset affects other Projects and/or Processes that use that asset. As a best practice, remove the asset from the Project when necessary to not affect other Process Designers.

Copy an Asset to a Project

Copy an asset to another Project to which you are a member. By copying an asset from the current Project to another that needs the copied asset saves you time from adding this asset from within the other Project or from the asset itself. You may only copy an asset to Projects of which you are a member.

Follow these steps to copy an asset to a Project:

  1. Open the Project from which to copy one of it assets. The Project displays.

  2. Revise the asset configuration as you would that asset type. See one of the following topics for the asset type you are copying:

  3. Do the following:

    1. While copying the asset, select to which Project(s) in the Project setting to assign this asset. Projects selected when saving the copy of this asset display there.

    2. Save the copy of the asset. The design environment for that asset type displays.

    3. Optionally, revise the design from the original asset at this time. This is not required to add the asset to the other Project(s).

    4. Open each Project to which you copied the original asset. The copied asset with your revisions displays in the list of assets for the other Project(s).

Remove an Asset from a Project

Removing an asset from a Project makes that asset no longer available to that Project. Removing the asset does not delete it. You may only remove an asset in Projects of which you are a member.

Follow these steps to remove an asset to a Project:

  1. Open the Project from which to copy one of it assets. The Project displays.

  2. Click Remove.

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