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Project

Open a project — General Info with one card per module, enable more modules, and find the project settings.

When you open a project from Projects you land on General Info (/projects/<project>), the home page of the project. The left menu has one icon per module (Membership, Database, Files, Code, Emails, Push, Sms, Payments, Tasks, Logs) and, under Project, three screens: General Info, Integrations and Settings.

General Info of Acme Store: header with region badge and Invite members, cards Users and Database, Available modules with Files, Code, Emails, Push Notifications, Payments, Scheduler, Logs
General Info of Acme Store.

The header shows the project icon, name, region badge and description, and an Invite members button that opens Team. Each enabled module has a card with its integration count (for example Database 1 · 1 active) and Open module. You see only the modules your role may use.

Enable the module

A project created with a database starts with Database and Users (Membership) on. Every other module is under Available modules with an Enable link.

  1. Under Available modules, press Enable on a card — for example Files. The module's start page opens.

    Norbix Files start page with the ENABLE button
    The Files start page.
  2. Press ENABLE. The module opens on its first screen.

    Files Browser of Acme Store right after ENABLE
    Files is on.
  3. Back on General Info, the module has its own card.

    General Info with the cards Users, Database and Files, and six available modules left
    Files now has a card.

While a managed database is still being set up (PROVISIONING), Enable is locked: Available once your database cluster finishes provisioning. To switch a module off, use the settings screen of that module.

Module map

Screen
What it is for

Module cards, integration counts, enable more modules.

The project's LLM and MCP integrations (Cloud → AI).

Brand, Access, Languages, Environments, Webhooks, Bindings, Admin Portal, AI, Termination.

Module screens

One section per module: Membership, Database, Files, Code, Email, SMS, Push, Payments, Tasks, Logs.

The environment switch (for example PROD) next to Project in the left menu picks the environment you work in.

Your first project

  1. Create the project — name, location, database.

  2. Set its brand — description, website, logo.

  3. Allow your web app — CORS origins.

  4. Enable a module — for example Files or Email.

Use it from code

The client setup is on the Account page.

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