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# Group settings

## **Group dashboard**

Once your group is created and saved, it appears on the dashboard.&#x20;

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This dashboard allows you to:

* **View group details:** The group's name, and any configured settings.
* **Add quests:** Click **+ Create quest** to add a new quest directly to this Group.
* **Manage existing quests:** If you have existing quests, they will be displayed.
* **Edit group settings:** Click on the edit button (pencil) to change Group's setting.
* **Manage existing tasks:** If you have existing tasks, they can be opened by clicking the corresponding button.

**To edit your group quest:**&#x20;

Pick the group you want to work on and click :pencil2: Edit button in the upper corner. This will unlock all the settings and allow you to customize them.

## **General**

This section allows you to configure the basic parameters for your group.

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* **ID:** A unique identifier for the group, automatically generated by claimr. You can copy it using the icon in the right. &#x20;
* **Name:** The name of your group, displayed to users. Choose a name that is clear, concise, and descriptive of the quests within the group.&#x20;
* **Quests Mode d**etermines how quests within the group are presented and completed. Click the dropdown menu and select one of the following options:
  * **Default:** All quests in the group that are not marked as "Hidden" are immediately visible and available to users. There are no restrictions on the order of completion.
  * **Immediate:** Quests within the group become available *sequentially*. Once a user completes a quest, the next quest in the group is immediately unlocked.
  * **Daily:** A new quest within the group becomes available at the start of each day (based on your configured time zone). This creates a time-gated progression through the group's content.
* **Description:** A brief explanation of the group's purpose, theme, or the type of quests it contains. This helps users understand what to expect within the group.

  **How to edit:** Click <mark style="color:green;">**Create description**</mark> (if no description exists) or <mark style="color:green;">**Edit**</mark> (if a description already exists) below the Description field. This will open a text editor where you can write and format your description. Remember to click <mark style="color:green;">**Save**</mark> to keep your new or updated description.\
  For more details on descriptions and tags, visit our [Descriptions: creation, usage, tags](/descriptions-creation-usage-tags.md)article.
* **Animation type** setting: Select **typing** from the available animation types. When this is selected, the description will display with a typing animation in the widget.
* **Collapse description toggle:** Control how the description is displayed.

  * **On:** The description is collapsed, showing only a short preview. Users will need to click to expand it.
  * **Off:** The full description is displayed by default.

  **Unwrap toggle:** Control how tasks are displayed to users on your campaign page.

  * **On:** Tasks will be immediately visible to users.
  * **Off:** Tasks will be presented within their respective quests, and users will need to click on those quests to view the tasks inside.

## Settings

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In addition to the General Settings, you can configure the following options for your Groups:

* **Min points:** Define the minimum number of points a user must have before they can access the quests within this Group. Enter the required minimum points value in the field.
* **Time limited toggle:** Switch on this toggle to activate the time limit feature.
* **Start date:** Set the date the grouped quests should start. Use the time picker to set the exact hour and minute for the launch.
* **End date:** Set the date your grouped quests should finish. Use the time picker to set the precise hour and minute for the end.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Time Zone:** All times are based on your current time zone. Double-check that your settings are accurate to avoid any scheduling surprises.

**24-Hour Format:** The time picker uses a 24-hour format (e.g., 13:30 for 1:30 PM).
{% endhint %}

## Tags settings

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* **What it is:** Tags are labels you can assign to this specific **group** of quests. They enable you to dynamically control the visibility of this entire **group** (and all quests within it) for different users or user segments when used with specific `data-` attributes in your widget integration script.
* **How to use:** Enter a tag name in the field (e.g., `new_users`, `beta_testers`, `europe_only`). To add multiple tags, separate them by a comma. To remove a tag, click the 'x' next to its name.
* **Purpose:** Assigning Tags to your **Groups** (and Quests) in the claimr admin panel, when used with the `data-show-tags` and `data-hide-tags` widget attributes, allows you to:
  * **Control visibility:** Show or hide this entire **group** for different users or segments.
  * **Organize and segment:** Use tags for internal categorization or to target content delivery (e.g., show this **group** only to users who match the `new_users` tag passed in the script).
  * **A/B test content:** Direct different user segments to alternatively tagged **groups** of quests.
  * **Manage access:** Restrict or grant access to this **group** based on user tags.

{% hint style="info" %}
To find out more about tags and attributes, read [Widget attributes](/widget/widget-attributes.md) and [Customize user experience with tags and attributes](/how-to/customize-user-experience-with-tags-and-attributes.md).&#x20;
{% endhint %}

## Advanced settings

This section provides additional options for customizing your quest group.&#x20;

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Add internal notes, tracking information, or any other relevant details about the Group that are *not* visible to users. This is for your own organizational purposes.

Use the toggle to control this section's visibility.&#x20;

## **Action buttons**

* **Update** saves any changes you've made to the Group settings.
* **Cancel** discards any unsaved changes.
* **Delete Group** permanently deletes the group. Use this with caution!

## Manage tasks within groups

The "Manage tasks" button provides a centralized way to view, edit, and delete tasks within your current campaign, regardless of which group they belong to.

<figure><img src="/files/aKQHuLq2Ni2p7A4Vivd4" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Task list</p></figcaption></figure>

1. **Access the task list:** From the Groups dashboard, click <mark style="color:green;">**Manage tasks**</mark> located in the top right corner. This will open a table displaying all tasks in the campaign.
2. **View Task Information:** The table shows the following information for each task:
   * **Task name**
   * **Used in quest (**&#x54;he name of the quest the task is used in)
   * **Type** of the task (Connect a Wallet, Submit UGC, Poll, etc.).
   * **Points** users can get.
   * **Delete button**
   * **Edit button:** Click it next to the task you want to modify. This will open a modal window containing all the settings for that task. You can edit any of the task's settings.


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