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# Favorites - How to Favorite Services in SprintHub

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The feature **Favorites** allows you to quickly access the services you use most, making your navigation more practical and productive.

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### How to Favorite a Service

1. Open the SprintHub menu.
2. Locate the service you want to add to favorites.
3. Click the **star icon (⭐)** next to the service name.
4. Done! The service will be added to your favorites list.

### Where to Find Favorites

After favoriting a service, it will be available in the section **Favorites**, located in the **sidebar** of the platform.

The services will remain pinned in this area and will be displayed according to the **order in which they were favorited**, making it easier to quickly access the most used features in daily life.

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### Conclusion

Using the **Favorites** is a simple way to personalize your experience on SprintHub, reducing navigation time and making it easier to access the most used features.

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