To access default project settings, click on Settings in the left hand menu and scroll down to . Default project settings are applied to all newly created projects. They can be changed for individual projects when creating a project or editing an existing project.
Access and security
Features that can help control what parts of a job can be accessed and by whom.
Analysis
Set the default options for the default and post-editing analysis for your project.
CAT editor settings
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If is selected:
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MT suggestions are offered in the CAT editor only if there is no TM match at or above the set threshold.
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Autocomplete does not trigger MT calls.
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The resource status indicator notifies linguists that MT is not available.
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Completed file name and export path
Set rules for renaming downloaded files for all jobs, and specify the export path for jobs imported from an online repository.
Custom file types
Custom file types based on .XML, .TXT, .HTML or .JSON that are defined by filename and extension can be automatically detected and imported. Once defined, definition can be used to import that file type in batches when creating a job.
File import settings
Configure how files are processed when they are imported to create jobs in a project.
For existing projects, the default are not editable through the UI. They can be viewed and edited when creating a job (in the UI) or modified via API.
Pre-translation
Set the default pre-translation options for your project.
Project status automation
rules enable users to configure when a project‘s status should be automatically changed. Project status automation rules can be saved in a project template and used together with a submitter portal or with automated project creation.
Segmentation
TM match context and optimization
Define how context is stored and retrieved from translation memories.
Workflow steps
Set workflow steps for the project.
When creating or editing a project, the option to is available. If a job is split, all parts of that job must be completed in order to automatically complete following unassigned steps.