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# Configure your project

Open **Settings** as a Project Manager or administrator. These settings apply to the current project.

## Tutorial 02

**Configure Your Project and Invite Your Team**

Set the participant payout options, project currency and portal language, then invite team members or import your connected HighLevel users.

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**Chapters**

1. Choose payout methods, currency and participant portal language.
2. Review manual invitations and team roles.
3. Import users from GoHighLevel and invite them as closers.
4. Check invitation status and resend an invitation when needed.

Connect HighLevel before following the import section. The written [team guide](/showreward-docs/getting-started/team.md) covers invitations and access management.

[All video tutorials](/showreward-docs/getting-started/video-tutorials.md) · [Next: Tutorial 03](/showreward-docs/campaigns.md#tutorial-03)

## Project details

Under **Project details**, review **Name**, **Business type**, **Manager name**, **Manager email**, **Phone** and **Time zone**.

Enter the time zone as a location-based identifier, such as `Europe/Madrid` or `America/New_York`. Use the zone that your team treats as the project's reference time.

## Choose the currency before creating rewards

Under **Project currency**, choose:

* **Euro (EUR)**
* **US dollar (USD)**
* **Pound sterling (GBP)**

The currency applies across the project's campaigns. You set each campaign's amount separately.

The currency locks when the project's first reward is created. Choose it before live bookings and reward processing begin. If it is locked, contact your administrator before planning a currency change.

## Offer payout methods

Under **Available payout methods**, enable the options participants can choose when claiming a reward:

| Method        | Participant provides                             |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Wise          | A Wise email address                             |
| PayPal        | A PayPal email address                           |
| Bank transfer | The bank details required for their account type |

At least one method must remain enabled. Enabling an option makes it available in the claim form; it does not itself send a payment.

## Set the participant's language

Under **Lead portal language**, choose **English** or **Spanish**. This controls the reward portal for the project's leads. Campaign text needs matching published translations if its original language is different.

Select **Save changes** at the bottom of the page after changing project settings.

## Set your personal preferences

Open **My profile** to change your **Full name**, **Nickname**, photo and **App language**. Your app language affects your dashboard only.

Under **Show dates and times in**, choose **Automatic (my device)**, **Project time zone** or **Custom time zone**. This changes how dates are displayed to you; it does not reschedule appointments. Select **Save changes** to apply your preferences.

## Related guides

[Understand billing](/showreward-docs/getting-started/billing.md) · [Language settings](/showreward-docs/getting-started/languages.md)


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