> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dckapintegrator.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dckapintegrator.com/user-guide/projects/getting-started.md).
# Managing Projects
The Projects page consists of a list of all the projects that the user has created or has been given access to. More information can be found [here](/user-guide/projects.md).
Click on the **project** to go to the **Integrations** page which is the hub of the project. From here users can edit and play with the development of the project as needed.
On the left side of this page, icons for easy navigation and access to various components of the project are present. These icons include:
| Menu Name | Icon | Description | |
| --------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Integrations |  | Quick access to all integration units (pipes) and also to create new integrations, to synchronize data transfer, view logs, and edit integrations | [Navigate](/project-manager/integrations.md) |
| Systems |  | View, edit and add systems & its credentials | [Navigate](/project-manager/systems.md) |
| Logs |  | View high-level and detailed log messages, and results of the sync process | [Navigate](/project-manager/logs.md) |
| Project Settings
|  | Edit project settings such as timezone, dashboard settings, email notifications, and other notification settings | [Navigate](/project-manager/project-settings.md) |
| Advanced |  | Developer related modules to build Flows and manage APIs | [Navigate](/project-manager/advanced.md) |
## Activity Logs
A new feature in DCKAP Integrator enables Project Owners and Administrators to view and track activities performed in every individual module of the Project.
The Activity History button is found on the top-right section of the Integrations, Credentials, Flows, and API Manager pages. Users may track the activities of these modules as a whole, or on individual entities within the modules.
> For example, Activity History of all the Project Credentials or for a single Credential within a Project.
The main purpose of the Activity Logs is, whenever a user creates, updates, or deletes any entity within the project, the Project Owner and Administrator can track said changes along with their date and time. It serves as a version history for the Project, thus helping Project owners retrieve details in the future as well.
Apart from the defaults events that are tracked in Activity Logs, the following additional events are also tracked:
* Console Log Enable/Disable
* Automode Enable/Disable
* Changing Automode Schedule
* Time Status Enable/Disable
{% hint style="info" %}
By default, the Activity Logs are disabled. To enable Activity Logs, navigate to your Project Settings and enable Activity Logs.
{% endhint %}
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