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# Create a section header

Section headers are used to manage the flow of your playbook and help you organize your tasks efficiently. You create a section header to group a number of related tasks.

Section headers can also be used for time tracking between phases in a playbook. When you start time tracking, apply the Start action for the section header. Because you are using this to time track a particular phase of an investigation, add a stop timer section header when the phase completes. The time tracking data can be used to display in dashboards and report time trends.

1. In a playbook, click **+** to create a task.
2. Select the **Section Header** option.
3. Enter a meaningful name in the **Task Name** field for the section header.
4. Configure the relevant fields.

| Tab         | Fields in the tab                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Details** | <ul><li><strong>Tag the result with</strong>: Add a tag to the task result. You can use the tag to filter entries in the War Room.</li><li><strong>Sub Section</strong>: If selected, this section becomes a subsection of the parent section above it, and it collapses when its parent section collapses.</li><li><strong>Task description (Markdown supported)</strong>: Provide a description of what this task does. In the <strong>Playbooks</strong> page, click <img src="/files/p41wtpKFi1vhZoDZlntW" alt="playbook-info-icon.png"> on the section header to display the description.</li></ul> |
| **Timers**  | <p>For a time tracking header, select the action to take when the timer is triggered (start, stop, or pause).</p><ul><li><strong>Timer.start</strong>: The trigger for starting to send a message or survey to recipients. You can change this trigger or add a trigger for <strong>Timer.stop</strong> or <strong>Timer.pause</strong>. Select the trigger timer field from the drop down.</li><li><strong>Add Trigger</strong>: You can add other trigger timer fields from the drop down.</li></ul>                                                                                                   |

5. Click **Save**.


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