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Tags for people and groups

Tags say who someone is to you. A person or a group can have any number of them, and each one is a chip you can filter by on the People and Groups tabs of People.

One person is often several things to you: a speaker this year, a member, and a prospect for your next event. Tags keep all of that on one record, so you can find them from any angle without keeping separate lists.

TagUse it forWhat it also does
SpeakerPeople who speak, or might, at your events.Lets you put them in the pipeline and send them a contract.
MemberMembers of your organization.Records them as members, so Marketing and Learning see the same.
CustomerPeople who buy from you.Records the change, and keeps them out of warm opportunities.
ProspectPeople you’d like to win.Records the change.
InfluencerPeople who spread the word about your events.
AttendeePeople who come to your events.Your event platform also adds it when you bring attendees in.
TagUse it for
ExhibitorGroups that exhibit at your events.
SponsorGroups that sponsor your events.

A group can be both.

Each tag is a chip with a count, after All. Select one chip, or several to see anything with any of them. With two or more selected, turn on Match all to see only records with every tag you chose.

Manage tags, at the end of the chip row on People, lists the six relationship tags, which are the same for every organization, and your own tags. Your own tags are lists you make, for example to hand people to another Sessionboard app. Add, rename or delete them there. Deleting a tag asks you to confirm, and never deletes anyone.

Select people or groups in the list, then add or remove a tag. Their other tags stay as they are. To change one record’s tags, open it.

Removing a tag takes the tag off and undoes what it recorded where that can be undone, such as membership. Pipeline entries and contracts stay as they are.