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# What are narrative templates and where I can manage them in Hummingbird?

Hummingbird makes it easy for you to fill out the Narrative section within a review. Instead of writing a narrative from scratch, you can add an existing template and edit the content as needed.

There are two places where you can manage your narrative templates:

1\. Directly within the Narrative section within a review: click the "Insert Template" button, and choose “Manage Templates” from the drop-down menu.

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2\. Within Settings: click on your name at the bottom left > Settings > Organization > Narrative Templates section.

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