Viewing & Sharing

Tags & Organization

Tags let you add labels to your checks so you can categorize, filter, and find them easily. Each tag has a name, making it simple to organize and distinguish between different categories.

Creating Tags

Tags are created at the workspace level, which means they are available to all members of the workspace and can be applied to any check within that workspace.

1

Open a check

Navigate to the check you want to tag from the dashboard.
2

Click the tag area

In the check detail view or from the check card, click on the tags section to open the tag selector.
3

Create or select a tag

Type a name for your new tag. If a matching tag already exists, select it from the dropdown. Otherwise, press Enter or click to create the new tag.

Tag creation dialog with name input

Applying Tags to Checks

You can apply one or more tags to any check. Tags appear as badges on the check card in the dashboard grid view, as well as in the check detail view.

To apply a tag, open the tag selector on a check and choose from the existing workspace tags. You can also remove a tag from a check by clicking the remove icon on the tag badge.

Tag Properties

PropertyDescription
NameA short label describing the category (e.g., "Critical", "UI Bug", "Regression")
ScopeTags are scoped to the workspace and shared across all workspace members

Workspace-Level Tags

Tags are shared across your entire workspace. When any team member creates a tag, it becomes available for everyone in that workspace to use. This ensures a consistent taxonomy across your team and prevents duplicate tags with slightly different names.

Organize effectively
Agree on a set of standard tags with your team (e.g., "Blocker", "Minor", "Regression", "UX") to keep your checks organized consistently. A shared tagging convention makes it much easier to filter and triage issues.

Bulk Tag Operations

When you need to tag or untag many checks at once, use the bulk operations feature on the dashboard.

1

Select checks

Use the checkboxes on check cards in the dashboard to select multiple checks. You can select as many as you need.
2

Open the bulk actions menu

Once at least one check is selected, a bulk actions toolbar appears at the top of the checks list.
3

Assign tags

Click the tag action in the bulk toolbar to assign one or more tags to all selected checks.
Efficient triage
Bulk tagging is especially useful during triage sessions. Select all checks related to a feature area and apply the relevant tag in one step instead of updating each check individually.

Filtering by Tags

Once you have tagged your checks, you can use the tag filter on the dashboard to show only checks with specific tags. Select one or more tags from the filter dropdown to narrow down the list. This is especially useful for triage sessions where you need to review all checks marked with a particular severity or category.

Combine with other filters
Tag filters can be combined with other filters such as capture type, date range, and project to create precise views of your checks.
Last updated: March 2026