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description: You can prioritize certain customer visits over others, which increases the likelihood that they’re scheduled sooner and reps meet visit targets earlier. For example, if you have accounts that have different visit targets than leads, create a separate dataset, and make it the highest priority.
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# Prioritize Datasets in Salesforce Maps Advanced

You can prioritize certain customer visits over others, which increases the likelihood that they’re scheduled sooner and reps meet visit targets earlier. For example, if you have accounts that have different visit targets than leads, create a separate dataset, and make it the highest priority.

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1. Confirm that you've created at least two datasets in your visit plan. (You can clone an existing dataset by clicking the three vertical dots next to the dataset and selecting **Clone**.)
2. For each dataset, confirm that you've filtered records by a field that indicates priority. For example, you have a Tier field in your Retail Store routable object. You create three datasets, each with filter criteria that includes only records with Tier equal to 1, 2, or 3, respectively.
3. On the Maps Advanced Visit Plans tab, in the New Plan wizard, click **Prioritize Data Sets**.
4. Drag datasets to the position that reflects the priority that you want. To make datasets equal in priority, put them in the same row.
    
    ![Prioritize Data Sets page showing the Accounts dataset as higher priority than the Standard Accounts dataset.](https://sf-zdocs-cdn-prod.zoominsoftware.com/tdta-sales-salesforce_maps-264-0-0-production-enus/2addcda4-01f0-4f47-83c5-f499a45bf555/salesforce_maps/images/datasets_prioritize.png)
5. Click **Next**.
    
    Assign Users appears in the visit plan wizard.

#### See Also

- [Name Your Dataset and Select a Routable Object](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sales.salesforce_maps_adv_visitplan_datasets_create_name.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 "To generate routes in Salesforce Maps Advanced, every dataset in a visit plan requires a routable object. Routable object records represent the customer locations reps visit, such as accounts.")