# Introduction to Project and Plans

darlean provides 2 similar entities Project and Plan for users to explore and suit their needs. Before a deeper discussion of the usage of these two entities, it's best to understand the possible structure of the Project and Plans

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In a single Workspace, users can create unlimited Projects and Unlimited Plans. Each project and plan by default has 3 levels of task detail but you can customize it to add 2 more levels. Usage above 5 levels of task granulation can be accommodated within different project levels and different Workspaces.

Business CaseGiven a case of management group (name PT. AB Management) that has a subsidiary of IT Business and Digital Marketing Agency.\
How 5qit can help the management group?

Solution:

darlean can be customized for PT AB Management by setting Workspace 1 for IT Business and Workspace 2 for Digital Marketing Agency. Let's discuss how IT Business in the first workspace works:

The IT Business implements scrum methodology and has many apps as their project.&#x20;

At the project level: each project represents the different apps the company is working on. 5 task levels inside the project can be customized with the following structure and usage

| DAR Lean Default                       | User customize DAR Lean to be | Purpose                                                                                                |
| -------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Level 1: Default Milestone             | <p>Level 1: Release<br></p>   | Scrum approach, user can put the name of Release 1.0 or name it Backlog and keep it in the bottom      |
| <p>Level 2: Default Epic<br></p>       | <p>Level 2: Milestone<br></p> | Flagging main feature or function to be achived in the release. Example *User account feature*         |
| <p>Level 3: Task<br></p>               | <p>Level 3: Epic<br></p>      | Breakdown of the feature. Example: Login, Log Out, Forget Password, Edit User, User Session Management |
| <p>Level 4: by default not set<br></p> | <p>Level 4: Task<br></p>      | Bite size task related to Epic. Example: Login UI, Login Logic, Login validation                       |
| <p>Level 5: by default not set<br></p> | Level 5: Subtask              | Additional task that occurs during the process: Create Login UI, Research Login Security Method        |
