How to think about adding services and products between Settings and Projects.
Overview
In ScopeStack, there are two primary workflows for adding services to projects:
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Standard content that is defined in settings.
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Custom content that is created on a per-project basis.
Standard Content
Defining in Settings
Standard content allows you to pre-define all aspects of the service to make it fast and convenient to build and scope your projects.
Adding to a project
When you add standard content to a project, it's effectively copied into the project. Later changes made to the services in settings won't affect copies of the service in a project. After it's been added, you can update parameters like the Service Descriptions and Language Field information per-project.
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Changes you made to the language in a project are localized to that project.
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If you duplicate that project, the service in the source project will be used as the basis for duplication, including any language updates you made there.
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If you change standard content in Settings, they will not update existing projects' versions' of that contents information. When that content is added to a project after the update's been made, the changes will be reflected in that new project.
Custom Content
Building in a project
Custom content can be defined on a per-project basis. All attributes of these pieces of content are editable within the project and can be changed at any time.
If you duplicate a project that contains custom services, the Custom services will be carried over into the duplicated project.