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How do I copy an existing project and rename it?

Linda Kurtz

We have an existing JDP Project for our NA location and we want to re-use it for our UK location. How do we copy it?

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Jet_m3qoex

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Hi,

You can copy a project by going to 'Project Create' > product product management > reuse existing project

Kind regards,

jet

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Jet_m3qoex

Screenshot 2025-06-19 at 2.17.18 pm.png

Hi,

You can copy a project by going to 'Project Create' > product product management > reuse existing project

Kind regards,

jet

Linda Kurtz

Thanks. Does it only copy over the structure not the data? I did not select to include the project access and custom roles but not sure that makes a difference in what I see.

Gary Spross_k6wgpo

It doesn't copy over any Ideas or views. It copies the workflow & fields (Note: they aren't shared configurations, so any changes made post project copy will still be isolated to the project where the changes are made).

Yiling Baldez

We have found using the bulk ticket move function from JPD project A to project B (after you've made a project copy) mostly works.

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