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# General Settings

## What are Enrolment Prompts? 

**You can recommend Pathways to users and prompt them to enrol.** Users who have not yet started a Pathway will see recommended Pathways on their Journey screen. Once started, the rest of the recommended Pathways will be listed on their Pathway switch list. 

**How to enable:**

1. Open the editor on a selected Pathway.
2. Navigate to Settings.
3. Under General Settings, enable the Prompt Enrolment option.

## What else do recommended Pathways do?

When a user completes a Pathway, the app will send a completion email to users & recommend more Pathways.

## Enable Reviews

When Pathway reviews are enabled), this will request the user to provide a review after completing a Pathway. Toggling this off will disable requesting reviews and hide reviews on the app.

Reviews are enabled by default.

## Pathway Types

The Pathway Type setting allows you to display the Pathway to users in different ways.

* **Playlist.** The playlist type will display activities in a list format where the user completes each activity in sequence. 
* **Route.** The route type will display activities in a flow chart layout where the user completes each segment sequentially and can complete activities in each segment in any order.


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