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# How to favorite a lead

Favoriting marks a lead with a star so you can find them quickly later. It's the right tool for "this person is important — don't lose them in the list."

## Favorite a lead

1. Find the lead in any list view, or open their Lead Details page.
2. Tap the **star icon** next to the lead's name or in the header of the Lead Details page.

## View your favorited leads

1. Go to the **Leads** page.
2. Tap the **Favorites** pill button at the top. The orange circle on the button shows how many leads you've favorited.
3. The list filters to favorited leads only.

   ![Leads list with Favorites filter](/files/NM0warSJINg4viF1gRQJ)

## Remove a lead from favorites

Tap the **star icon** again next to the lead's name or in the header of the Lead Details page. The star unfills and the lead drops out of the Favorites view.

## When to use Favorites vs Qualifiers

Favorites are a personal, lightweight signal — a way for you to flag leads worth coming back to. They aren't part of your qualifier taxonomy and don't sync to your CRM as a field.

For anything you want to filter, report on, or trigger CRM workflows from, use qualifiers instead. See [How to add a qualifier to a lead](/help-center/the-mobly-app/working-with-a-lead/how-to-add-a-qualifier-to-a-lead.md).


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