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Why I am seeing 'spaces' instead of 'projects' idk.

heysanyuktahere

I am not able to see projects under site. I think it is linked to confluence. I do not want to use confluence but I think I mistakenly chose it so I am not sure how to unlink it. I am pretty noob at using Jira. Can somebody help me in figuring out how to get project instead of spaces. I tried creating new instance(site) and still it shows the same for new site as well Screenshot 2025-10-31 215718.png

Accepted answers

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @heysanyuktahere

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

This is a terminology change by Atlassian. Projects are now called "Spaces".

Refer to:

https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-articles/Evolving-Jira-terminology-Projects-will-soon-be-Spaces/ba-p/3034977

https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-articles/Jira-Spaces-have-landed/ba-p/3117620

John Funk

Hi Sanyukta,

Atlassian has renamed Projects to Spaces like they did recently with Issues to Work Items. So just use the Spaces like you used to use Projects.

Thomas Brennan

Atlassian are updating a lot of their terminology, what was formerly "Projects" is now "Spaces", see: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-articles/Jira-Spaces-have-landed/ba-p/3117620

It can be confusing, especially if you are part of a business that uses both, but I doubt they will be rolling this change back. Everything should still work the same as though, just now renamed, and old JQL filters or automations will still work if they reference "project".