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# Your starter workspace

Understand the default organization, app, project, and sample data created for new users.

When you first enter Test Context Manager, your workspace is ready to use — no setup required.

### What's included

Test Context Manager automatically creates:

* A default organization
* A default app
* A default project

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You can rename any of these later in the **Administration Portal** by clicking on **Edit Profile.**

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Test Context Manager also pre-seeds sample data so you can explore the product right away. Starter data includes:

* Requirements
* Test cases
* Test plans
* Test runs
* Reports

Use this sample data to learn the workflow before adding your own project data.

#### Verify your workspace

To confirm everything is set up correctly:

1. Open the main product areas and check that the sample records are visible.
2. Confirm the default organization, app, and project appear in your workspace.

If the starter data is present, you're ready to explore the workflow.

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