Overview
Upload project images and files, classify them, apply visibility and use them across project pages and updates.
Prerequisites
- A ProjectBoard project exists
- media.manage permission
Permissions required
Steps (4)
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1
Open the project Media view
Open a project and choose Media, or use the workspace Media Library.
Tips
Validation
Success criteria
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2
Upload project files
Upload images, videos or files and assign a title, media category and visibility.
Tips
Validation
- Uploaded media appears in the project media collection.
Success criteria
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3
Choose presentation roles
Use media categories such as gallery, brochure, render, floor-plan, project-cover or another workspace-defined classification.
Tips
- Use the project cover selection for the primary visual and keep supporting files in clear media categories.
Validation
Success criteria
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4
Verify project presentation
Open the project detail and confirm the selected cover and gallery/file records are resolved from ProjectBoard storage.
Tips
Validation
Success criteria
- Project media resolves through the ProjectBoard media APIs and remains inside the app storage boundary.
About this guide
ProjectBoard gives each workspace a structured source of truth for project content. Create project records with categories, locations, dates, visibility, type-specific attributes, cover media, galleries and supporting files.
Create rich project updates with summaries, categories, period tags, attachments and visibility controls. Publish immediately or schedule updates through the built-in publishing queue, then present published content through configurable public update pages with versioned templates.
ProjectBoard includes project and update analytics, activity history, media management, integration administration, Bridge credentials, ContextResolver capabilities and event publication. Authorized workspace apps can consume canonical project and update operations through Handler or RCP, while external systems can use Velaxe HMAC Bridge v2 with operation, IP, replay, timestamp and rate controls.