Keep compliance work aligned as projects evolve
Organize code research, assemblies, products, and decisions in one place - and keep everything aligned as you move across jurisdictions and code years.


UpCodes Projects give structure to everything you do in UpCodes.
Each project ties together:
This keeps decisions consistent-even as teams, scopes, or timelines change.
Reuse, refine, and manage your firm’s research with ease.
Projects don’t just store information — they make it reusable. Quickly migrate insights, standardize documentation, and control project settings to save hours across teams and jurisdictions.
Repurpose prior research for new projects
See the code in diagram form
Seamless task transitions
Real results. Measurable impact.
Projects don’t just store information — they make it reusable. Quickly migrate insights, standardize documentation, and control project settings to save hours across teams and jurisdictions.
How Projects are structured in UpCodes





Workspace admins create team workspaces, then add the people who should be working together there. Most firms start by adding principals, project leads, and other decision-makers as editors, then layer in collaborators and viewers over time.
Editors control project creation and management in team workspaces. Collaborators can add bookmarks, comments, and updates inside projects, while viewers can see everything they’re invited to-but can’t change it. This keeps contribution open where it should be, and locked down where it shouldn’t.
Editors can create team projects from any team workspace. Viewers and collaborators can only create projects in their personal workspace, which is ideal for early research or scratch-pad work before it’s ready to move into a shared space.
Once a project exists, editors invite the right mix of collaborators and viewers so each person can work at the right level of control. The result: only a subset of users can spin up or restructure team projects, while the broader team can still contribute research, context, and review without risking accidental changes to the project framework.





