What are projects?
Projects are the foundational building blocks in Marvin. You can think of them as folders that contain recordings documents, the overview, discussion guides, and Insights.
Store data that you want to analyze together in one project. This 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.
Select "New Project" under the search bar to create a new one.
Project settings
Begin by adding the general information. You must fill all of these fields to create the new project.
General info
Name: Give your project a name that everyone in the team will recognize.
Language: You can select multiple languages if you expect it to vary by file. Marvin will auto detect the language while transcribing.
Access: Decide who all will have access to share the project. You can keep it private, or share with the entire team, all Admins, or all editors (Contributors and Admins).
You'll see a default share setting, which is the Admin recommendation. This can be changed from "Data access" in Admin settings.
AI settings
Choose AI transcription and note settings in this section.
Language for AI summary and auto-notes: By default, Marvin will generate AI summaries and auto-notes in the same language as file transcripts. Choose a language for analysis only if it is different from the language of your interviews.
Create auto-notes for all files: Toggle on this setting if you want to automatically generate notes for all new files in the project. It will apply to all files you add after turning on the setting.
Allow AI to use project data: By default, Marvin uses data from all projects to generate Ask AI answers. Turn this setting to off only if you want to exclude data in this project from Ask AI results. We only recommend this for private projects.
Next steps
The new project will appear on your 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.
Create your first project now!