This option of the TAST tool allows the administrator to define domains and projects, also includes the assignment of projects to users.

Every test case created with TAST needs to be stored under a Domain/Project/Folder/TestCase structure. In order to work this structure, the user can create (if allowed by user permissions) as many domains and projects as needed. The process to do that is quite simple:

1. Click on Customize → Domains and Projects.
2. In case a new domain is needed, click on new domain button and fill the name of the new domain. Then click on the disk (save) button.
3. Click on the domain which will contain the new project; it will be marked in dark red.
   
   
   
4. Click on new project button and fill out the name and the code of the project to be created, and click on the disk (save) button. The code of the project must match the one created by the Bank (structured AA00.000000).

For every user, to be able to see the domains and projects they need to be assigned to the project that wants to have access to. This is done in the path Customize/Projects&Users. Once in this page, in the upper-right corner, there is a button for adding users to project. The steps are as follows:

1. Select the domain in the dropdown.
2. Select the project where the user needs to be added to.
3. Click in the button Add user to project.
4. A new tab called Add user to project appears. Look for the users that will be added, and mark the checkbox beside them.
5. Click on Accept button.

This can be only done by specific roles (for example, administrator). Please notice that, unless the project is attached to the user, it will not be visible nor modifiable by the user.

The screen to manage domains and projects (shown above) allows:

- Create a new domain (// New domain // option).
- Create a new project (// New project // option).
- Edit a domain (pencil icon) and modify it (diskette icon).
- Delete a domain, using the bin icon.
- Edit a project (pencil icon) and modify it (diskette icon).
- Delete a project, using the bin icon.