# Candidate Project Source: https://www.talentkiwi.tech/en/docs/workbench/candidate-project > How to create a candidate project and go from raw documents to a finished candidate profile. A **candidate project** holds everything related to a single candidate: uploaded documents, job post details, generated candidate profiles, and exports. ## Create a project [#create-a-project] Click the **New Project** button (suitcase icon) in the sidebar, or use the **Create Project** button in the top right of the Projects page. No name is required, it will be filled in automatically once you upload a CV. When the project opens, you'll see two forms: one for job information at the top, and one for candidate information below. ## Job information (optional) [#job-information-optional] In the top form you can: * Enter the **job title** * Paste the **job description** or upload a job post file * Paste a **URL** to the job listing, talentkiwi will extract the content Attaching a job post is optional but recommended, talentkiwi uses it to highlight the candidate's most relevant experience for that specific role. Click **Save** in the bottom right of the form when done. ## Candidate information [#candidate-information] ### CV (required) [#cv-required] Upload the candidate's CV first, talentkiwi will automatically extract the candidate's name and photo (if available). Drag and drop the file into the upload area, or click to browse. ### Recruiter notes (optional) [#recruiter-notes-optional] Add notes from interviews or phone screens. You can: * Upload a file (PDF, DOCX, or image) * Type or paste notes directly into the text field ### Additional documents (optional) [#additional-documents-optional] Upload any other supporting documents, such as: * Reference letters * Diplomas or transcripts * Certificates or assessments ## Working with uploaded files [#working-with-uploaded-files] * **Preview**, click any file name to view the document you uploaded * **Rearrange**, in edit mode, you can drag and drop files between sections (CV, recruiter notes, and additional documents) ## Generate the candidate profile [#generate-the-candidate-profile]