Using Projects in Zoom CX Insights
Projects in Zoom CX Insights allow users to organize prompts, reports, and saved analyses into structured folders. Users can group related conversations, add project-level instructions, review generated artifacts, and share entire projects with teammates, making it easier to collaborate and quickly return to past analysis work.
Each project acts as a folder in Zoom CX Insights. When creating a project, users can assign a name and optional instructions to help organize project context. Related conversations are grouped as recent chats inside the project, and any reports or analyses generated during those conversations are stored as artifacts at the project level.
Users can also organize conversations into a project from their chat history using the options menu. Once inside a project, users can rename chats, move them to a different project, share individual chats with teammates, or remove them from the project entirely. Entire projects can also be shared with other users, who receive an email invitation to access the project.
Requirements for using Projects in Zoom CX Insights
To use CX Insights, ensure the following prerequisites are met:
Note: Availability of CX Insights features and data visibility depend on your account’s licensing, connected data sources, and role permissions.
How to create a project
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
- In the top-right corner, click your profile picture or initials, then click My account.
- In the side menu, click CX Insights.
- In the left navigation panel, click Projects.
- On the top right or at the center of the page, click + New project .
- In the New project dialog, enter a name for the project.
- (Optional) Enter instructions to organize the project.
- Click Create.
How to add a conversation to a project
You can add existing conversations from your chat history to a project:
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
- In the top-right corner, click your profile picture or initials, then click My account.
- In the side menu, click CX Insights.
- In the left navigation panel, click Projects.
- In the left sidebar, hover over a conversation in the History section.
- Click the ellipsis icon
that appears on the right. - Select Add to project from the context menu.
- Select the target project from the submenu.
How to manage chats within a project
Once a conversation is inside a project, you can manage it by hovering over the chat in the project's
Recent chats section and clicking the ellipsis icon

. The available actions are:
- Rename: Change the display name of the chat.
- Change project: Move the chat to a different project.
- Remove from project: Remove the chat without deleting it.
- Share chat: Share the individual conversation with a teammate.
- Delete: Permanently delete the chat.
How to share a project
You can share an entire project with other CX Insights users. When you share a project, the recipient receives an email notification with a link to access the project and all its associated chats and artifacts.
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
- In the top-right corner, click your profile picture or initials, then click My account.
- In the side menu, click CX Insights.
- In the left navigation panel, click Projects.
- Open the project you want to share.
- Click the Share button
at the top of the project page. - In the Share project dialog, search for users by name to add them.
- (Optional) Copy the project link using Copy link.
- Click Done.
The invited user will receive an email with access to the project.
How to view project artifacts
Each project maintains an Artifacts section that stores all reports and analyses generated from conversations within that project. To view artifacts, open the project and look for the Artifacts panel on the right side of the project view. Each artifact is listed by name, and you can click on one to open the full report.
Tips for using Projects effectively
- Use instructions to organize each project. For example, Focus on agent performance metrics.
- Group conversations by topic area or team function (for example, one project for escalations, another for workforce management) to keep your analysis organized.
- Share projects with new team members to quickly onboard them with a curated set of relevant analyses and reports.
- Use the breadcrumb navigation at the top of a conversation to quickly return to the parent project from any chat.