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# Sharing Projects and Networks

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Projects: These are like folders that group Sub-projects and Networks.

Networks: Each models with a unique network is called a 'Network' in WaterStrategy.

Person Icon: Indicates you solely have access to the project or network.

People Icon: Indicates multiple people have access to a project or network.

Creator: Created the project or network.

Shared Directly: The project or network was specifically shared to a user.

Inherited from: (“Project Name”): The user has access to this sub-project or network from being shared a project that encases it.

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1. In order to share a project, enter the project and click on the members tab.

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2. Type in the email of the recipient’s account you would like to share to.

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There are two permissions you can choose to grant a recipient.

Allow users to re-share?: Allows them to share the project and the projects/networks inside with others.

Allow users to edit the Project?: Allows them to edit the projects/networks inside the project.

3. Select “Invite” after choosing permissions.

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Below you can view who the project has been shared with, manage who has been shared with, view their permissions, and see how they received access.

4. In order to share a network, click on the share icon![](/files/v11M4bq46LA7lRjr97Mn) on a network.

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There are permissions you can choose to grant a recipient.

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Allow users to re-share?: Allows them to share the network with others.

Allow users to edit the Project?: Allows them to edit the network.

Clone Network: Creates a duplicate network. Prevents changes to pre-existing network. Has the options below if “Cloned Network” is chosen.

Include Results in new network?: Include run results in cloned network.

Include all Scenarios?: Include the created scenarios in cloned network.

Network Name: Create name of cloned network.

5. Type in the email of the recipient’s account you would like to share to.
6. Click “Share” after choosing permissions.


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