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# Favourite Templates
### What are Favourited Templates?
Favourited templates give you the flexibility to store and reuse your preferred combinations of headers, descriptions, summary style and custom instructions.
Instead of recreating the configuration each time, you can favourite (star) them as a template for future sessions.
### Finding and Favouriting your Templates
Find all your recent templates under `Recently Used`
To move a template to `Favourites`
1. Click the star icon next to any configuration you want to keep
2. Double-click the template's title or click on \[...] to rename the template
Once favourited, you can access your Favourited Templates any time by clicking on them under the Favourites section in the Generate Summary pop-up.
### How are users using Favourited Templates?
Our users create favourited templates for:
* Specific session types (Advanced Care Planning, Intake Assessment, Discharge Planning)
* Different note frameworks (PADI, SOAP)
* Long-term clients (with consistent context and goals for each client)
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