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# Categories
### How to create and apply categories in SprintHub
In SprintHub, you can create **custom categories** to easily organize and identify:
* Emails
* Forms
* Segments
* Landing Pages
* Popups
* Automation Flows
**This feature is especially useful when you handle a large volume of information and need to streamline your workflow.**
## Steps to create a new category
1. **Go to the settings menu**\
In the side menu, click on **"Settings"** and then to **"Categories"**.
2. **Create a new category**\
Click the **"New"** button to start creating the category.
3. **Fill in the category details**
* **First name**: Give it a clear and easy-to-identify name.
* **Description**: Enter a short text explaining the purpose of the category.
> **Example**:\
> Name: *Customer Service*\
> Description: *Category used for new customer service clients.*
4. **Save the category**\
After filling in the information, click **Save**.
{% hint style="success" %}
**After creating the category, it ****will be available for selection when creating emails, forms, segments**** and other platform features, allowing for more efficient organization from the start of configuration.**
{% endhint %}
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