# ISO 27001 Projects
URL: https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/projects/
Description: This is the home screen for AutoCISO's ISO 27001 module. It lists all certification projects your organization has started, each representing a distinct ISMS scope or certification engagement.

*This is the help text the console shows in the help panel on this page.*

## ISO 27001 Certification Projects

This is the home screen for AutoCISO's ISO 27001 module. It lists all certification projects your organization has started, each representing a distinct ISMS scope or certification engagement.

### Project Cards
Each card displays:
- **Project name**, the standard, and a **status** tag (ACTIVE, CERTIFIED, SURVEILLANCE or ARCHIVED)
- **Readiness** — a progress bar with the percentage toward audit readiness
- **[Certification body](https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/certification-bodies/)** assigned to the project, or a **Select certification body** link if none is chosen yet
- **Target date** for certification

### Getting Started
Click **New Project** (or **Create Certification Project** on the empty screen). A side panel asks for the project name, what is driving the certification, the target certification date and the CISO / project owner. After you click **Create Project** you land on the [ISMS Scope page](https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/scope/).

### Opening a Project
Click anywhere on a project card to open its [Gap Analysis](https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/gap-analysis/). Scope, Risks, [Statement of Applicability](https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/soa/), [Roadmap](https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/roadmap/) and [Policies](https://docs.autociso.io/console/iso/policies/) are separate pages of the same project.

### Archived Projects
Archived projects are dimmed and read-only: a banner on each project page says so and editing buttons are disabled.

### Multiple Projects
Organizations may run multiple projects, for example separate certifications for different subsidiaries or scope expansions. Each project keeps its own controls, risks, policies, and evidence.