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If you have multiple tenants, it might sometimes be difficult to know to which project a tenant might belong to in the tenant selection list. It is now possible to display the tenant description instead of it’s name in the Cloudwatt Dashboard ( ... [More] https://console.cloudwatt.com ), if a description is available. To do so, from the Cloudwatt Dashboard click on your username then on “Settings”: or go directly here: https://console.cloudwatt.com/settings/ Then click on the “Display the Tenant description (if available) instead of name in the Tenant selector” checkbox and click on “Save”: If you have a tenant description recorded it will be displayed instead of the tenant name in the tenant selector list. To modify this description or to create one, go to the tenant selection in the Cloudwatt Cockpit here: https://portail.cloudwatt.com/cockpit/#/tenants Then click on the desired tenant and on the “Tenant information tab” and on the icon beside the tenant description: Update the description and then click on “UPDATE DESCRIPTION”: In the Cloudwatt dashboard you will see the description instead of the name. [Less]