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Managing Tags

Tags help you categorise and organise your documents and risk assessments. Create tags with names and colours, then apply them to items for quick filtering and identification.

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Written by Ben Gale
Updated over a month ago

Before you start

  • You need Site Admin permissions to create, edit, or delete tags

  • Tags are managed at the site level and can be inherited from parent sites

Step-by-step instructions

Creating a new tag

  1. Go to SettingsSiteTags tab

  2. Click New Tag

  3. Enter a Name (e.g., "Health & Safety", "Annual Review")

  4. Choose a Color using the colour picker or enter a hex code (e.g., #FF5733)

  5. Optionally add a Description explaining the tag's purpose

  6. Choose whether to limit the tag:
    Limit Usage OFF: Tag can be used on all supported items (documents and risk assessments)
    Limit Usage ON: Select specific types (e.g., only Documents or only Risk Assessments)

  7. Click Create Tag

Editing an existing tag

  1. Go to SettingsSiteTags tab

  2. Find the tag in the list

  3. Click the pencil icon next to the tag

  4. Update the name, colour, description, or usage limits

  5. Click Update Tag

Note: You can only edit tags created for your site. Inherited tags (from parent sites) cannot be edited or deleted.

Deleting a tag

  1. Go to SettingsSiteTags tab

  2. Find the tag in the list

  3. Click the delete icon (trash) next to the tag

  4. Confirm deletion in the pop-up

Warning: Deleting a tag removes it from all items where it was applied. This cannot be undone.

Applying tags to documents or risk assessments

  1. Open the document or risk assessment you want to tag

  2. Find the Tags section (usually in the details sidebar or form)

  3. Click the + button next to the tags field

  4. Search for or select one or more tags from the list

  5. Selected tags appear as coloured badges

  6. To remove a tag, click the X on the tag badge

Filtering by tags

  1. Go to your Documents or Risk Assessments page

  2. Use the Tags filter in the filter bar

  3. Select one or more tags to show only items with those tags

  4. Clear selections to remove the filter

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