Series Projects let you group multiple related projects into a single container. This is perfect for sermon series, multi-week studies, or seasonal campaigns.
Equip auto-creates each child project on a schedule you set, so you can plan once and let the cadence run itself.
When to Use a Series Project
Choose a Series Project when your content recurs on a predictable cadence, and you want each occurrence tracked as its own project. Common examples include weekly Sunday services, monthly newsletters, and annual campaigns.
For one-off events or standalone topics, use a Single Project instead.
Setting up a Series Project
- From the Projects page, click + New Project in the top right corner.
- In the Create New Project modal, fill out your series details:
- Project Name: What you'd like to call your series (e.g., "Weekly Sunday Service Topics").
- Project Type: Select Series Project.
- Frequency: How often the series recurs: One-time, Weekly, Monthly, or Annually.
- Number of Projects: How many child projects Equip should auto-create (1–52).
- Start Date: The date of your first project. Subsequent dates follow the cadence you chose.
- Project Naming Pattern: How each child's project is named. Equip auto-fills a default pattern {N} for the project number and {SeriesName} for the series name.
- Choose a Workflow Mode:
- Flexible: Content status can be changed freely at any time.
- Enforced: Content must follow Draft → Review → Approved → Published.
- Add a Description to give your team context about the series.
- Click the Target Date field and select the date your final project is due.
- Set permissions using the Who can access this project? options:
- Private: Only you and the people you add below.
- Ministry Area: Ministry members get Viewer access, plus anyone you add below.
- Organization: Everyone in your organization gets Viewer access, plus anyone you add below.
- Use Share with specific people to give individuals elevated roles (Contributor or Editor).
- Add Tags to help organize and find your series later.
- Click Create Project.
You'll see a 'Project created successfully!' confirmation, and Equip will land you on the project's Generated Content page. The right panel shows all auto-created child projects scheduled for their dates, ready for you to begin generating content.
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