Using tags in requests
Tagging is a powerful tool for organizing and finding requests in SuperOffice. You can create tags on the fly and tag any request with as many tags as you want. Using tags will simplify the way you search for, view, and filter requests.
Each company will want to use their own specific customer service request tags. Let us take a look at two types of tags that could be useful for you company:
You can set up tags for the different customer stages your company uses such as, for example, Free trial, Onboarding, Existing, or Terminating.
You can create tags related to the department that should handle a specific type of request such as, for example, Finance, Marketing or Sales.
By default, there are no tags present in your SuperOffice CRM solution. You can add as many new tags as you like, and tags that become redundant can always be removed or changed.
Add/remove tags in multiple requests
When you create or edit a request, you can add one or more tags that describe the request.
- Select the relevant requests.
- Click the Task button () in the lower left corner of the request list.
- Select Bulk update.
- In the Bulk update screen, check the Tags box.
- Select Add items in the Action list and select the tags you want from the New value list.
- Click Update when you are finished. The selected tags are added to the requests.
Creating new tags
If you have the necessary functional right, you can also create new tags. In a tag field in a request or in the quick search field, type a tag name you want to create. If the tag already exists, it will appear in the list. If not, click the message below the field to create the tag.
Note
Adding and deleting tags is a functional right set by the administrator to facilitate a more efficient tag system, and to avoid duplicate tags for the same request. Administrators can also add tags in the Tag list in the Lists screen in Settings and maintenance.
Searching for tags
Tags can be used to search for requests in the free-text search and in the regular search function using criteria.