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# Experience Settings

The settings tab allows you to modify the experience name and descriptions. You can also set the number of dyas for [Full rollout](https://docs.customfit.ai/customfit-ai/experiences/experience-dashboard#status) and [Inactive](https://docs.customfit.ai/customfit-ai/experiences/experience-dashboard#status) days. It also allows us to change the priority value of an experience. 

![Experience settings](/files/-Lh-mwl6RvIowG1tPm1L)

{% hint style="warning" %}
Priority value should be always greater than or equal to 1
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
By default the Full rollout and Inactive days are set to 7
{% endhint %}


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