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# Project

#### Definition

A **Project** is a simple container used to group campaigns. It does not affect campaign execution or hierarchy beyond the organization. Projects can help users categorize campaigns (for example, by department or project).

#### Payload Properties

For project creation or update, the payload is very simple:

* **`id`** (Integer, *optional*) – The project's unique ID. Include this only when updating an existing project.
* **`name`** (String, *required*) – Project display name.

**Example Project Payload:**

```json
{
  "name": "Marketing Campaigns"
}
```

#### Response Fields

When a Project is retrieved, it will include:

* **id** (Integer) – The unique ID of the Project.
* **name** (String) – The project name.

**Example Project Response:**

```json
{
  "id": "project_id",
  "name": "Marketing Campaigns"
}
```

#### Error Codes

Potential errors for Project operations:

* **InvalidPayload** – Missing project name when creating a project, or other payload formatting issues.
* **PermissionDenied** – User not allowed to create projects (if such permission is restricted).

*(Projects don’t involve parent relationships, so errors like ParentNotFound or InvalidDependency are generally not applicable, except as generic error responses. The above codes mirror the general ones.)*


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