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# Priority Customers

> Star your most important companies so they stand out in your client list.

## Overview

Starring a company marks it as a priority account. Starred companies are easy to spot and quick to filter, helping you stay focused on your most important business relationships.

## How Starring Works

Starring is a company-level feature. You star companies, not individual client profiles. This makes sense because priority status is about the business relationship — the cafe that orders every week, the corporate account with large standing orders.

To star a company:

1. Tap **Clients** in the main navigation.
2. Tap the **Companies** tab.
3. Find the company you want to prioritize.
4. Tap the **star icon** next to the company name.

The star fills in to confirm the company is now marked as a priority. Tap it again to remove the star.

## What Starring Does

Starring a company gives you two practical benefits:

**Visual distinction** — Starred companies display a filled star icon in your company list. When you are scrolling through a long list of accounts, your priority companies stand out immediately.

**Filtered view** — You can filter your company list to show only starred companies. This creates a focused view of your VIP accounts without the noise of one-time or inactive companies.

To filter by starred companies:

1. Open the **Companies** tab.
2. Tap the **filter** option.
3. Select **Starred** to show only priority companies.

<Note>Good to know: Starring does not change how orders, invoices, or notifications work. It is a visual organizer for you — your customers do not see it.</Note>

## When to Star a Company

Star companies that deserve your attention and quick access. Good candidates include:

* **Regular wholesale accounts** — The cafe or restaurant that orders from you every week. You want these at your fingertips.
* **High-value corporate clients** — Accounts with large order totals or recurring event orders.
* **Key relationships** — The event planner who sends you five referrals a year, or the shop owner who gave you your first wholesale deal.
* **Active prospects** — A company you are building a relationship with and want to keep top of mind.

There is no limit on how many companies you can star. That said, if everything is a priority, nothing is. Keep your starred list focused on accounts that genuinely matter most.

<Tip>Pro tip: Review your starred companies monthly. Unstar accounts that have gone quiet and star new ones that are gaining momentum. Your priority list should reflect your current business, not last year's.</Tip>

## Starring vs. Notes

Starring and company notes serve different purposes. Use them together:

* **Star** a company to flag it as high-priority in your list.
* **Notes** on the company profile store context — preferred flavors, billing terms, delivery instructions, key dates.

A star gets your attention. Notes give you the details once you open the profile.

## Related Articles

* [Company and Corporate Clients](/customers/company-and-corporate-clients)
* [Your Client List](/customers/your-client-list)

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