# Project Data Source

The project data source connects your raffle to a project in our database, which we use to alert users of their wins and on mint day when a project they have whitelist for is minting.

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When you create a raffle, you have to select a project in this field. You can search for the project you're running a raffle for by name or Twitter URL.&#x20;

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Data about the project be displayed on the raffle page. If you believe the data is incorrect, you can report missing or incorrect data, or change the data yourself: [Changing Project Data](/alphabot/raffles/project-data-source/changing-project-data.md).

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If a project is not available in the dropdown, the `+` icon next to it can be used to add missing project data - which is explained here: [Adding Project To Database](/alphabot/raffles/project-data-source/adding-project-to-database.md).


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