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Create your first project

Add a new project, choose settings and create discussion guides

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What are projects?

Projects are foundational building blocks in Marvin. You can think of them as folders that contain the project-specific files, overview, discussion guides and Insights. You should store all the data that you want to analyze together.

This data could range from interview recordings to usability testing feedback, survey results, field notes and emails from customers.

Create a new project and access existing ones

When you login, you’ll see all the projects you have access to on the home page.

To create a new project, select 'New Project' and fill in the details mentioned below.

Basic settings

  1. Name: Give your project a name

  2. Language: Choose a language for the project. Marvin will consider this as the default language while transcribing all video and audio files imported to this project. If you work with multiple languages, choose the one that is most common. You can always change the language for a specific file too .

  3. Label template: Select a label template. You can read more about how to choose a label template in our support article.

  4. Access: Decide whether you want to share the project with the whole team. By default, all new projects are private to you.

AI settings

  1. Language for AI analysis: Choose whether you want the AI summary and auto-notes for all new files to be the same language as the transcript.

  2. Allow AI to use project data: AI uses all project data to generate answers and analysis, unless it is specifically turned off for a project. Turn this setting to off only if you want to exclude data in this project from Ask AI results.

  3. Auto-notes for all files: Marvin can automatically generate notes for all new files you add to a project. Toggle on the setting to have Marvin create notes as soon as a file is processed.

Next steps

The new project will appear on the home page. We recommend these next steps to kick off your first project. You can read more about the relevance of each step in the linked articles.

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