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# Customize label queue
You can customize the label queue by setting a sample priority and by assigning samples to a specific labeler or reviewer. An in-depth explanation of how the label queue order is determined is available in [Label queue mechanics](/background/label-queue-mechanics.md).
## Set sample priority
The priority value of a sample determines its [order in the label queue](/background/label-queue-mechanics.md): samples with a higher priority value are labeled first. For samples with the same priority, the oldest one is returned first. When a new sample is added to a dataset, its default priority is 0.
{% hint style="info" %}
Note that you can also assign a negative priority to a sample.
{% endhint %}
To change the priority of a group of samples, select the samples you want to update and click the "Edit" button. In the pop-up window, fill in the desired priority value, and press "Update".
### Set the priority programmatically
You can also [set the priority value of a sample using the Python SDK](https://sdkdocs.segments.ai/en/latest/client.html#create-a-sample).
## Assign a specific labeler or reviewer
By default, a sample is not assigned to a specific labeler or reviewer, meaning that the sample can be labeled or reviewed by anyone. See [Label queue mechanics](/background/label-queue-mechanics.md)for more details.
If you want to ensure that a specific sample is labeled or reviewed by a particular user, you can set an assigned labeler and reviewer for it.
To change the assigned labeler and/or reviewer of a group of samples, select the samples you want to update and click the "Edit" button. In the pop-up window, fill in the username in the appropriate field, and press "Update".
### Assign programmatically
You can also set the `assigned_labeler` and `assigned_reviewer` fields [using the Python SDK](https://sdkdocs.segments.ai/en/latest/client.html#create-a-sample).
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