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Last updated: 2025
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Labels

Labels are reusable tags you apply to schedules and related items to keep large libraries clean, searchable, and report-friendly.

Project tagsCampaign trackingFilteringReporting

A label is a short, reusable tag such as Marketing, Pricing, or BlackFriday2025. Labels do not change how captures run — they only help you organize and find things quickly.

What are Labels?

Labels are free-form text tags. Internally they’re stored as unique IDs, but you only work with the label name in the UI.

  • Short and human-readable (e.g., “Legal”, “Promo”, “QA”)
  • Reusable across multiple schedules
  • Great for filtering, grouping, and reporting

Where are Labels used?

Labels are most useful anywhere you need to quickly isolate a subset of schedules.

  • Filter schedules (e.g., show only “Compliance” jobs)
  • Group related captures for a project or client
  • Create cleaner reporting and audits over time

Creating & assigning Labels

You can create labels on the fly while editing a schedule.

  1. 1Open any schedule (or relevant edit screen).
  2. 2Find the Labels field/section.
  3. 3Type a label name or select an existing one from suggestions.
  4. 4Save to apply the labels.
Tip: Keep names consistent. For example, prefer “Compliance” over mixing “Compliance”, “Legal”, and “Regulatory” for the same purpose.

Best practices

  • Use labels for meaning (project/campaign/purpose), not one-off notes.
  • Agree on 5–15 shared labels with your team.
  • Use a naming convention: Title Case or kebab-case, but be consistent.
  • Combine labels with storage folder structure for clear audit trails.

Example label schemes

Here are common approaches that scale well:

By department

MarketingProductLegalQA

By campaign

Launch-v2BlackFriday2025SummerSale

By page type

PricingLandingCheckoutDocs

By customer/client

Client-AClient-BPartner-X

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