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# Places
Let guests share where their stories happened in the community
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**Places** is in beta. To switch this on for your property, [get in touch with your Customer Success Manager.](/docs/support/customer-success.md)
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When inviting storytellers to share their favorite moment, you may want to know where their experience happened.
That includes if it was on-site—like at one of your property's restaurants, spas or anywhere else. Easily configure the platform to do just that.
## First, set up your places
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**Head to Mission Control.**
On the details tab, scroll down to **Your places**.
Search for and add places that belong to the property. Save them to your account.
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**Next, configure Advocacy**
Navigate to **Campaigns** and head to **Invitations**.
Scroll down to places details to configure the campaign. **Save and you're all set.**
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