What Is The Purpose Of Tags On Users / Teams?

What Is The Purpose Of Tags On Users / Teams?


Tags specified on users and teams have three purposes:
  • Allow you to view details without having to open each user or team's form
    • Example: job title, business unit, experience level, etc.
  • Allow you to more conveniently search for users or teams
    • Example: searches from the "All Users" and "All Teams" views include tags
  • Allow you to specify who the performance targets should be when creating a plan
    • Example: when creating an individual plan, you can specify the target users by tag

In this example, tags are used to classify users by role:


To learn more about default tags, click here.


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