# Save Sections as Templates

Building Shopping Experiences requires time and creativity. To avoid having to reconfigure settings from scratch every time, you can create **section templates** and import them into any Shopping Experience, adapting them for further use.

### Save Section

In the advanced section settings, you’ll find the option to save sections:

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Afterward, a window will appear where you can enter the information for the section. Be sure **to name the sections clearly** so you can easily find them later.

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The following information is saved in the overview:

* **Section Name**\
  The title of the saved section
* **Section Description**\
  A clear description of what makes the section unique
* **Created at:**\
  The date of the save
* **Created by:**\
  The author who created this section

### Using Saved Sections

When adding **new sections in the Shopping Experience**, you have the option to select from your saved sections:

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### Manage Saved Sections

You can access the overview of saved sections via the CMS Bundle dashboard. First, go to the dashboard under ***Content -> CMS Bundle*****:**

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Then, by clicking on “Manage Saved Sections,” you’ll be taken to your saved sections:

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