> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jmapcloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jmapcloud.io/en/jmap-cloud-portal/user-guide-for-jmap-cloud-portal/configuring-project-data.md). # Configuring Project Data **Studio** is the section of **JMap Cloud** that allows you to configure a project by adding **spatial or tabular data**, then **organizing** and **configuring the layers**. The Studio interface is accessible from the project menu

, by selecting the **Open in Studio** option. ## Studio Interface Overview

#	Description
1	Project name.
2	Button to open the project in JMap NG.
3	Layers and Project panels. Each panel displays its own information and functions.
4	Available data sources Two tabs: My sources and Shared sources. My sources displays the data sources (DS) for which you have access permission. Shared sources displays data sources shared by other organizations. When you hover over a DS, icons indicating the data type appear. The button opens the DS information interface.
5	Layers panel Icons indicate the functions available for the layer set. The search bar allows you to filter layers. Lists cartographic layers and layer groups. When you hover over a layer or group, icons corresponding to available functions appear.
6	Layers panel Non-spatial tabular data is displayed in this section. When you hover over a table, icons corresponding to available functions appear.
7	Project panel Tools to define the project extents: initial extent and maximum extent.
8	Project panel Available base maps for the project are displayed here.
9	Zoom As you zoom in and out on the map, the zoom level is displayed here. The level ranges from 0 (showing the entire planet - maximum zoom out) to 22 (showing the detail of a very small area - maximum zoom in).
10	The displayed map instantly reflects added data and their configurations.

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