Features / Tags

One label, applied once, that every other feature can build on.

A tag sounds like a small thing - a word stuck on a conversation. In practice it's the thread that connects everything else: a tag is what a segment filters on, what an automation watches for, and what turns a pile of chats into something you can actually organize.

Up to 15

Tags on Small, up to 100 on Medium

Org-wide

Shared across every teammate and conversation

1 source

Of truth that segments and automations both use

WHY THIS EXISTS
Untagged conversations are unsearchable conversations

Without a consistent way to label conversations, there's no way to ask "show me everyone who asked about the 2-bed listings" or "who mentioned they're on a budget" - that information exists, but it's locked inside individual chat threads no one can query.

It compounds over time: six months of untagged conversations is six months of context nobody can retrieve without opening every single thread by hand.

A label your whole team can see and build on

Tag anything, manually or automatically

Apply a tag by hand from a conversation, or let an automation apply it the moment a reply matches a rule.

Shared across leads and conversations

The same tag catalog applies whether you're tagging a raw conversation or a lead further down the pipeline.

Feeds straight into segments

A segment is really just a live filter built from tags - tag consistently, and your segments stay accurate without extra work.

Visible to the whole org

A tag applied by one teammate is visible to everyone else immediately - no separate tagging system per person.

HOW IT WORKS

From trigger to result

1
Decide what's worth tagging

Property type, price band, lead source, urgency - whatever your team actually filters or reports on later.

2
Apply it as conversations happen

Tag manually in the moment, or set up an automation to apply it the instant a reply matches.

3
Build a segment from it

Once a tag is applied consistently, turn it into a live segment for targeting or reporting.

4
Keep it lean

A handful of tags used consistently beats fifty tags used once - most teams settle into 10-20 that actually get reused.

What's included

Manual tagging from any conversation or lead, in a couple of clicks

Automated tagging triggered by keyword matches or other automation rules

Org-wide tag catalog, shared across your whole team - not per-user

Plan-based limits (15 on Small, 100 on Medium, unlimited on Large)

Tags feed directly into segment filters, so a new tag immediately becomes a targeting option

Filter your inbox or lead list by tag at any time

Where it fits in your plan

Every plan gets this feature - the limit just scales with your team, from a Small org just getting started to a Large org running it at full volume.

A customer asks about weekend delivery. The rep tags the conversation 'Weekend delivery interest' without breaking their reply. Three weeks later, marketing builds a segment from that exact tag to send a timed announcement about extended weekend hours - the tagging from three weeks ago is the only reason that group exists to message at all.

Questions about Tags

Can two teammates use different tags for the same thing?

They can, which is why most teams agree on a short shared list up front - tags are org-wide, so consistency is what makes them useful.

No - a tag stays on a conversation or lead until someone removes it.

Yes - filtering by tag shows you the current count, and that same count is what a segment built from that tag would target.

Try it with your own team

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