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# Manage Projects and Project Settings
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Deprecation notice**
Support for projects has been deprecated.
{% endhint %}
## Manage project purposes
### Add a purpose to a project
**Requirement**: `PROJECT_MANAGEMENT` permission, `GOVERNANCE` permission, or you must be the owner of the project
1. Navigate to the **Project Overview** tab.
2. Click **+ Add Purposes**.
3. Create a new purpose in the modal or select purposes from the dropdown menu.
4. Click **Save**, and then click **I Agree**.
### Remove a purpose from a project
**Requirement**: `PROJECT_MANAGEMENT` permission, `GOVERNANCE` permission, or you must be the owner of the project
1. Navigate to the **Project Overview** tab.
2. Scroll to the purposes section and click **Remove**.
3. Click **I Agree**
## Enable project equalization
See the [Manage project equalization](/saas/govern/secure-your-data/projects-and-purpose-based-access-control/equalized-access/manage-equalization.md) guide.
## Enable masked joins
**Requirement**: You must own the project and masked columns must be masked using hashing.
1. [Create a project](/saas/govern/secure-your-data/projects-and-purpose-based-access-control/purpose-index/how-to-guides/create-project-tutorial.md) or select an existing project.
2. Navigate to the **Overview** tab.
3. Click the **Allow Masked Joins toggle**.
4. Click **Confirm**.
## Manage project documentation
**Requirement**: You must own the project
1. Click the **Project Overview** tab.
2. Click the **Edit** button in the **Documentation** section.
3. Document the details of your project in the text box that appears, and then click **Save**.
## Manage project tags
**Requirement**: `GOVERNANCE` permission or you must be the owner of the project
1. Select a project and navigate to the **Project Overview** tab.
2. Scroll to the **Tags** section and click the **Add Tags** button.
3. Begin typing the **tag name** in the window that appears, and then select the **tag** from the dropdown menu.
4. After selecting all relevant tags, click the **Add** button.
### Remove tags from a project
**Requirement**: `GOVERNANCE` permission or you must be the owner of the project
1. Navigate to the **Project Overview** tab.
2. Scroll to the **Tags** section and click on the tag that you want to remove to open its side sheet.
3. Click **Remove**.
4. Click **Confirm** to delete the tag.
## Disable, enable, or delete a project
### Disable a project
**Requirement**: `GOVERNANCE` permission or you must be the owner of the project
1. Click the :database: **Data** icon in the navigation menu and select **Projects**.
2. Select the **My Projects** tab.
3. Click the **more options** icon next to the project and select **Disable**.
### Enable a project
**Requirement**: `GOVERNANCE` permission or you must be the owner of the project
1. Click the :database: **Data** icon in the navigation and select **Projects**.
2. Select the **My Projects** tab.
3. Click the **more options** icon next to the project and select **Enable**.
### Delete a project
**Requirement**: You must own the project
Deleting a project permanently removes it from Immuta. Projects must first be disabled before they can be deleted.
1. Click the :database: **Data** icon in the navigation menu and select **Projects**.
2. Select the **My Projects** tab.
3. Click the **more options** icon next to the disabled project and select **Delete**.
4. Click **Confirm**.
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