Projects Overview

The Projects page is the main list view for managing available project records. It gives you search, mode filtering, row actions, archive navigation, project creation, and domain-related actions for each project row.

What You Manage Here #

• Active project records under Project
• Archived project records under Archived Project
• Search by project name
• Filter by mode
• Create a new project
• Open project-specific actions from the action column
• Configure a project domain from the action column

Interface Overview #

Main visible sections:

• Tabs: Project, Archived Project
• Filters row: Mode, Search
• Primary action: + Create Project
• Data table: project id, name, role, mode, actions
• Footer controls: rows per page and pagination
• Top-right controls: project selector, language selector, platform menu icon, profile badge

Column Meanings #

Column	Description
PROJECT ID	Unique numeric project id
PROJECT NAME	Display name of the project
ROLE	User role on that project, such as owner
MODE	Environment / operating mode, such as Trial
ACTION	Icon-based actions for management operations

Step-by-Step: Find a Project #

1. Open Projects from the left sidebar.
2. Stay on the Project tab for active records.
3. Use the Mode dropdown if you want to narrow the environment list.
4. Type part of the project name in Search.
5. Review the filtered result row.
6. Confirm the correct PROJECT ID, PROJECT NAME, and MODE before taking any action.
7. Use row actions only after you verify the intended project line.

Action Icons #

From the screenshot, the action column exposes these workflows:

Action	Use
Archive	Move the project to archived records
Edit	Open project settings
View	Open or preview project output
Domain Configuration	Open the domain connection and DNS verification flow
Refresh	Trigger a data refresh / sync action

Migrate Domain is covered later in this guide from the dedicated migration workflow video, even though this screenshot mainly shows the core row actions.

Create a New Project #

This flow covers both project creation and the first domain setup for the new project.

Video Walkthrough #

Create Project Flow #

From the video, the current flow works like this:

• Start Create Project from BAS
• Fill Project Name, Country, and Main Language
• Select an Engine Type template card
• Use Get Started to finish the project setup
• Return to the project list and confirm the new row appears
• Open Domain Configuration for the new project
• Add the first custom domain with a fresh, unused domain name
• Copy the BAS-generated Host and IP values
• Create the DNS A record in your DNS provider
• Use Check to confirm the first domain is connected

Step-by-Step: Create a New Project #

1. Open Projects or use Create Project from the BAS dashboard quick links.
2. Click + Create Project.
3. In General Information, enter Project Name.
4. Select Country.
5. Select Main Language.
6. Review the Engine Type cards.
7. Click Select on the target template.
8. Click Get Started to finish project creation.
9. Return to the project list.
10. Verify the new project row appears with its new project id and name.

Project Creation Field Rules #

• Project Name is required.
• Country is required.
• Main Language is required.
• Engine Type must be selected before Get Started.
• Template cards support View and Select.

First Domain Setup After Creation #

After the project is created, the first custom domain should be configured from the new project row.

1. Find the newly created project in Projects.
2. Click the Domain Configuration action icon for that row.
3. Click Connect Domain.
4. Enter a brand-new domain that has not been used before.
5. Do not use a domain that BAS reports as already in use.
6. Use a full valid domain name, not a short label like demo only.
7. Click Connect.
8. Copy the BAS Host and Data values.
9. In your DNS provider or DNS management panel, create an A record.
10. Set Host or Name to the BAS host value.
11. Set Value, Points to, or Data to the BAS IP address.
12. Save the DNS record.
13. Return to BAS and click Check.
14. Confirm the first domain becomes Connected.

Step-by-Step: Configure a Domain #

This action is used when you want to connect a custom domain to the selected project from the Projects tab.

Video Walkthrough #

Domain Configuration Flow #

From the video, the current flow works like this:

• Open the domain action from the project row
• Review already connected domains
• Click Connect Domain
• Enter a valid, unused domain name
• Move to the DNS instruction step
• Copy the Host and IP values shown by BAS
• Create the matching A record in your domain provider or DNS management panel
• Return to BAS and click Check
• Confirm the domain changes from Pending to Connected

Domain Configuration Steps #

1. Open Projects.
2. Find the correct project row.
3. Confirm the project name and MODE.
4. Click the Domain Configuration action icon.
5. In the modal, review existing connected domains if any.
6. Click Connect Domain.
7. Enter the target domain, such as demo2.eforbet.com.
8. Use a fresh domain that has not already been used in BAS.
9. Avoid invalid input such as a trailing dot at the end of the domain or a short label like demo only.
10. If BAS shows Domain already in use, choose a different unused domain.
11. Click Connect.
12. On the next step, note the BAS-generated values in Host, Record, and Data.
13. Copy the IP from Data.
14. Open your domain provider or DNS management site.
15. Create a new DNS record with type A.
16. Set Host or Name to the BAS Host value, such as demo2.
17. Set Value, Points to, or Data to the BAS IP address, such as 150.107.188.33.
18. Save the DNS record.
19. Return to BAS and click Check.
20. Confirm the status becomes Connected.

Domain Configuration DNS Fields #

Field	Description
Status	Current BAS validation result, such as Pending or Connected
Host	Host label you must use in DNS, such as demo
Record	Required record type, shown as A
Data	IP address the domain must point to
Check	Re-validates whether BAS can see the expected DNS record

Domain Status Meanings #

• Pending means BAS does not yet see the expected DNS record.
• Connected means the DNS record matches and the domain is linked successfully.
• Domain already in use means the entered domain is already assigned elsewhere and cannot be reused for this setup.
• If the status does not change, review the DNS provider entry and allow time for propagation before checking again.

Migrate a Domain #

Use this action only when you are certain about the source and target domains.

Before migration, make sure the target New Domain has already been added from the Domain Configuration flow above. If the destination domain is not connected first, it should not be used for migration.

Video Walkthrough #

Migration Prerequisite #

Complete this first before using Migrate Domain:

1. Open Domain Configuration from the same project row.
2. Add and connect the destination domain you want to migrate to.
3. Verify that the new domain is visible and connected.
4. Return to the project row only after the target domain is ready.

Migrate Domain Flow #

From the video, the current BAS migration flow works like this:

• Open the Migrate Domain action from the project row
• Choose the currently active source domain in Old Domain
• Choose the already-added target domain in New Domain
• Review both dropdown values carefully
• Click Submit to apply the migration

Step-by-Step: Migrate a Domain #

1. Locate the correct project row in Projects.
2. Confirm the project name and MODE.
3. Make sure the destination domain has already been added from Domain Configuration.
4. Click the Migrate Domain action icon.
5. In the modal, open the Old Domain dropdown.
6. Select the current source domain you want to migrate from.
7. Open the New Domain dropdown.
8. Select the target domain you want to migrate to.
9. Re-check both selected values carefully.
10. Click Submit to apply the migration.
11. Use Cancel if either domain is incorrect.

Migrate Domain Modal Fields #

Field	Description
Old Domain	Current connected source domain to migrate from
New Domain	Target connected domain that was added earlier from Domain Configuration
Submit	Confirms migration
Cancel	Closes modal without changes

Migration Validation Notes #

• Old Domain should be the domain currently carrying the active setup.
• New Domain should already exist in the project's connected domain list before migration starts.
• If the target domain is missing, go back to Domain Configuration and add it first.
• Use migration only when both domains are already known and you are certain about the direction.
• If the wrong pair is selected, close the modal or use Cancel before submitting.

Archived Project Workflow #

Use Archived Project when you need to review records that are no longer in the active tab.

Typical usage:

1. Open the Archived Project tab.
2. Search or filter the archived list.
3. Review the project before performing any restoration or cleanup workflow supported by the system.

Pagination and List Controls #

• Rows per page changes the visible table size.
• Bottom-right controls move between pages.
• On small result sets, the page indicator may show 1-1 of 1 or similar.

Safe Operating Checklist #

1. Search and filter first before using any row action.
2. Validate project id and mode before edit or migration.
3. Use domain configuration only after copying the exact BAS Host and Data values.
4. Add and connect the target domain in Domain Configuration before using Migrate Domain.
5. Use domain migration only after confirming both domains.
6. Create new projects with the correct template from the beginning.
7. Review archived records separately instead of assuming active and archived data are mixed.