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A project in ParleHub is the container that keeps everything related to a client engagement in one place. Every project has a name, an expense code for billing, a budget ceiling, and a roster of members — and every conversation, file, and AI interaction inside that project belongs to it collectively, not to any individual team member. Think of a project as the single source of truth for all the AI work your team does for a given client.

Creating a project

1

Open the New Project dialog

From the ParleHub sidebar, click New Project. The project creation dialog opens.
2

Enter project details

Type a project name, enter the client’s expense code, and set a budget limit. The budget tracks cumulative AI usage costs across all conversations in the project.
3

Add members

Search for colleagues by name or email and add them as members. You can also add members later from the project’s Settings tab. See Roles & Permissions for the difference between project admins and members.
4

Choose allowed models

Select which AI models team members can use inside this project. Restricting models to an approved set helps control costs and keeps outputs consistent for compliance-sensitive engagements.

Project anatomy

Every project is made up of four core components that work together to capture and preserve the full context of an engagement.

Expense Code & Budget

Each project is tagged with a client expense code and a budget cap. AI usage costs roll up to the project, making it straightforward to allocate spend at billing time.

Conversations

All AI threads live inside the project and are visible to every member. New conversations inherit the project’s model allowlist and cost tracking automatically.

Members

Only members of a project can see its conversations and files. Project admins can add or remove members and adjust model permissions at any time.

File Storage

Upload PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, and PowerPoint files to the project’s Files tab. The AI can search and read these files directly as grounded tool calls.

Project visibility

Only the members you explicitly add to a project can see its conversations, files, and settings. If you are not a member, the project does not appear in your sidebar — not even the project name. Org admins can view all projects in the organization for billing and compliance purposes, but they do not automatically join conversations. On Enterprise plans, workspace admins can create private projects visible only to a named set of partners or principals, and shared projects available to everyone in a practice group or office. This two-tier model lets you handle sensitive matters — M&A work, compensation reviews, regulatory investigations — without mixing them into the standard project list.
Free plan workspaces are limited to 3 active projects at a time. Archive a completed engagement to free up a slot, or upgrade to the Team or Enterprise plan for more projects.