I'm a student reviewing a list of results in Primo for a new assignment. I only have a bit of time right now to start my research, and in this first session I want to save articles which look like they meet my topic. Then I plan to come back on another day when I have more time, to do more detailed assessment of the articles I saved, read the full text, and start writing my assignment. I'm using a label to organise the articles in My Favorites, because I have quite a few topics for several assignments due in upcoming weeks.
What I want to do is quickly review the top few pages of results, looking at the article record information, decide if I want to save specific articles with the label I've set up, and then use the next result arrow to keep reviewing.
I find this quick flow is impossible, because when I'm looking at an article I can only save it and I don't have any option to assign my label.
I'm forced to take myself out of the review process repeatedly to 1. close the record, 2. make sure I'm looking at the right record, as there are several visible on screen, 3. click the checkbox beside the record, 4. click the Pin icon at the top of the screen, 5. choose my label (or create it, if the first time), 6. uncheck the box beside the record, and then 7. open the next record to keep reviewing results.
I find I have to uncheck the box each time, because if I don't then I accidentally remove prior saved articles when I do these steps all over again to save the next article.
I also find if I keep using next results so that I go onto the next page, then I lose my place. I was looking at an article, then clicked the next arrow several times until I found another article I wanted to save. I wasn't keeping count of where I was, because I was focusing on reviewing the articles for my topic, and there isn't any number shown on the article details to help me orient myself, like there is in the results list. Then, when I closed the record to pin it with my label, I found myself at the top of the results again, but this time it starts at No.10 and it doesn't look like the article I wanted to save. I then have to take more time to re-review several results over to find the article I wanted again (which was actually quite far down at No.16).

All of these clicks and extra time navigating around could be avoided if I could simply click pin and select my label at the point of deciding I want to save it, which is while I'm looking at the record details. It would also help if the result number was on the record details as well, just like it is in the results list, to help me orient myself quickly.

Note: There was another submission for this idea, which was incorrectly closed as Completed: https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308176-primo/suggestions/38006212-my-favorites-while-pinning-item-allow-user-to-ch
This was with the development in November 2019 for bulk selection in brief results with access to the Pin icon to add labels, after the checkboxes are chosen. This met only one aspect of the idea for brief results, and did not meet the aspect of when the user is in the full record display, and decide they want to save the record with a label where they are right now at point-of-need, without having to close the record to access the label option in the brief results.
From that submission: "When a user pins an item to My Favorites from the search results or detail view, the item goes to My Favorites without a label. Users would like to choose the label at the time they pin it."