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Tags

Tags are short labels you attach to content to organize and filter it — summer-promo, lobby, breakfast-menu, urgent. The Tags page is the central registry: it’s where new tags are formally defined (with optional value lists), and where unused tags get cleaned up.

How to get there: Sidebar → Tags, or /tags.

A single table — no folder tree. The header has one action: + New Tag.

ColumnWhat it shows
TagTag name with a small tag icon.
TypeSystem badge for built-in tags, Custom badge for user-created tags (md+).
RequiredRequired badge if the tag is mandatory on certain content types, otherwise (md+).
OptionsComma-separated list of permitted values, truncated at 200 px (lg+).

System tags are shipped or created by the platform and can’t be deleted; the row context menu hides the Delete option for them.

Click + to open Create Tag. Fields:

  • Name (required) — e.g. urgent, seasonal.
  • Options (optional) — comma-separated values that users will be allowed to choose from when assigning the tag, e.g. red, amber, green for a priority tag. Leave blank for a free-text tag.

When you give a tag options, it behaves like an enum — anywhere a user assigns the tag, only those values show up in the picker.

Right-click a row → Edit. You can update the Name and Options. Renaming a tag updates every piece of content using it.

Right-click a row → Delete (System tags hide this option). The tag is removed from every piece of content using it. Two-step confirmation.

Select rows with the checkboxes. The toolbar swaps in a Delete N button. As with single delete, deleted tags are removed from every piece of content using them. Protected or system tags may fail deletion; review the result toast after bulk delete completes.

Tags are used in many places across the app:

  • Media Library, Layouts, Playlists, Campaigns, Menu Boards, Displays, Display Groups — assign tags during create/edit, or via the bulk Tag N items action.
  • Dynamic Display Groups — use tags as group membership rules.
  • Dynamic Playlists — use tags as media filters.
  • Filtering — most lists support filtering by tag in the toolbar.
  • Search — tag names are matched in global search.
  • The page appears only when your role includes tag access.
  • Create, edit, and delete buttons appear based on your tag permissions.