# Projects

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 Free plan only include 3 projects
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In this editor, you have 2 major sections to fill with relevant information.<br>

* Info
* Settings

**INFO**<br>

**Business Information** - you’ll have these fields:

**Company Legal Name** – Your company’s name as you registered it;

**Company Legal Email** – An email for users to contact your company;

**Company phone number** – A phone number which users can call to solve any problem (leave it blank if you don’t have one);

**Address** – Where your company is headquartered.\
**Project domain** – you’ll include the link or [URL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL) to your website (ex. <http://www.example.pt>).\
**The 3rd block** - DPO information - only applies if you have a DPO.

**Name** – Your DPO’s name;

**Phone number** – The DPO’s contact number;

**Address** – The DPO’s headquarter;

**Email** – The DPO’s professional email.\ <br>

**Terms and Conditions Link** – The link to terms and conditions of your website;

**Cookie policy** – The link to cookie policies of your website;

**Privacy Policy Email** – An email for clients to contact your company.\ <br>

**SETTINGS**<br>

**Languages** – The languages your project uses;

**Default project language** – The language your project was designed in.<br>

**Logo URL** – You can copy this URL from your website:

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Go to your website and locate your company’s logo and right-click over it. Then, select copy image address (this may vary depending on your browser) and paste what you just copied on this field.
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**Head background** – The color you want the form header to be (it must be in Hex format. E.g. #FFC1C1);

**Auto open switch** – Click on it if you want it to open as your website opens. Turn it off otherwise.

**Continue anyway switch** – When this is on, users can visit your website without agreeing on your terms. Turn it off if, for users to see your website, they must agree with your terms.

**Notification** – Here you should insert your email, so GetComplied notifies you if your website starts using cookies you didn’t add to the platform.

**Debug** – This is a developer tool, just leave it in default.\ <br>

**User rights switches -**&#x54;he best is to **leave them all ON,** but you can customize it as you prefer, turning off the ones you want.

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This section can be managed later on, on the Incidents tab.
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**POLICIES**

Here you can add the **Policies** you use on your website or app.<br>

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Policies are a paid feature.
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**COOKIES**

Here you can add the Cookies you use on your website or app.\ <br>

PLATFORMSIt’s the third parties your website uses.&#x20;

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For example, if you use Google Analytics, that’s a third-party technology that collects users’ data and you must inform them of that. On the platform section just click on add and select the ones you use.
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