**Project name** should start with the language combination, like DE>EN, and project name.\\

* If the client wants us to translate one file into several languages at one time, we create ONE project. Write languages via / sign, e.g.:\\
//DE>EN/FR/IT Template_name//\\

* If the project name has several words, use underscore instead of space between words.\\
* Language codes according to ISO, e.g. /DE for German/ or /EL for Greek/.\\
* We use the following abbreviations at the beginning of the project name:\\
  * BA_ (Bedienungsanleitung) - for manuals\\
  * WS_ (Website) - for a website (e.g. DE>EN WS_alchemytanslations.com)\\
  * BG_ (Beglaudigung) - for certified translation\\
  * DL_ (Dolmetschen) - for interpreting projects\\
* If there is a long-term project from the same client, use the same name with the date of start or a batch name in the following format, e.g.\\
//DE>EN Auto_200219//\\
or\\
//DE>EN Auto_MTPE_H001//

* For similar projects with different work types add the type of work in the name, e.g.\\
//DE>EN Auto_MTPE_H001//\\
or\\
//DE>EN Auto_HT_H001//\\
  * HT_ - for Human Translation\\
  * MTPE_ - for Machine Translation Post Editing\\
  * QA_ - for Quality Assurance\\