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# Viewing the project overview

The project overview page provides a summary of the current project.

## Displaying the project overview

The project overview displays whenever you select a project to work with.

### From within another project <a href="#project-open-from-project" id="project-open-from-project"></a>

From within a project, to display the project overview for another project:

1. Click the find icon.
2. The project selection panel displays a tree structure of workspaces and projects.

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3. To search for a project, begin to type the project name.
4. In the project list, click the project to open.

### From the project center <a href="#project-open-project-center" id="project-open-project-center"></a>

From the project list on the [project center](/fabricate/projects/project-manager.md), to display the project overview, double-click the project row.

## Information on the project overview

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### Summary metrics

The summary metrics at the top of the page include:

* The number of databases (both local databases and database connections) in the project.
* The number of workflows in the project.
* The number of active workflow jobs in the project.

### Project databases and database connections

The **Databases** section lists the [local databases and database connections](/fabricate/databases-and-data/data-agent-db-create-manage.md) in the project.

For each database, the list includes:

* The database name.
* Whether the database is local or is a database connection.
* For database connections, the database platform.
* When the database was most recently updated.

To navigate to the database, click the database.

### Workflows

The **Workflows** section lists the [workflows](/fabricate/data-agent-tools/workflows.md) in the project.

For each workflow, the list includes:

* The workflow name.
* For the most recent workflow run, the status and when the run occurred.
* When the workflow was most recently updated.

To display the workflow details, click the workflow.

### Version history

{% hint style="info" %}
The project versions feature requires an Enterprise license.
{% endhint %}

The **Version History** section displays the list of project versions.

For more information, go to [Viewing the project version history](/fabricate/projects/project-versions/project-version-history.md).

### Project version URLs

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The project versions feature requires an Enterprise license.
{% endhint %}

The **URLs** section displays the list of project URLs for your project versions.

To call a project's mock API or workflow, you use the URL for the project version that you want to use.

For more information, go to [Getting the project version URLs](/fabricate/projects/project-versions/project-version-urls.md).


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