Adding and searching by Tags
What is a Tag?
Tags are essentially the ability to apply an attribute to an entity, or record, so it can be identified by this at a later stage in a search or report.
What records can Tags be added to?
Tag clouds are available for the following records:
- Clients
- Client Contacts
- Journals
- Client Funding Plans
- Activities
- Staff
- Contacts
- Incidents
- Incident Investigations
- Opportunities for Improvement
Once Tags have been created by your organisation, they can be applied as required to the relevant record/s.
How do I add a Tag?
Select the '+' icon next to 'Tags':
Select the relevant Tag to add to the record:
Select 'Add Tag'. The Tag will then appear in the record:
Always remember to Save the record following addition of a tag to ensure the changes are applied.
How do I search by Tag?
Tags can be created for the following entities (records), this table lists where the Tags are displayed, and the search or report they can be found in:
ENTITY | DISPLAYED | FOUND |
Activity | Activity record - Activity Details tab | Activity Search |
Client | Client record - Client Details tab | Client Search |
Client Contact | Client record - Contacts tab | Client Contact Search Report |
Client Funding | Client record - Funding::Client Funding tab | Client Funding Search Report |
Incident | Organisation Accident Incident Register (AIR) - Incident tab | AIR Search Report |
Incident Investigation | Organisation Accident Incident Register (AIR) - Incident Investigation tab | AIR Search Report |
Journal | Client record - Journal::Journal Details tab Staff Account - Journal::Journal Details tab Contact record - Journal::Journal Details tab |
Journal Search |
Opportunity For Improvement |
Opportunity For Improvement (OFI) record | OFI Search Report |
Contacts | Contact record - Contact Details tab | Contact Search |
Staff | Staff Account - Human Resources tab | Staff Search |
Example
Let's search for the Activity tag of 1:1 in the Activity Search
To find results of Activities that have had this Tag applied: