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Tags in 10 Speed TMS

Managing tags in 10 Speed TMS

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Written by Peter
Updated over a year ago

Tags are a tool used to organize any digital assets. Tags provide a way to group items based on a specific criteria, making them easy to find and identify later. This article will explain how to add new and manage existing tags in the 10 Speed TMS.

  • Tags in 10 Speed TMS can be used in various pages/assets:

    • Customers;

    • Destinations;

    • Drivers;

    • Orders;

    • Owners;

    • Trailers;

    • Trucks.

Accessing the settings screen

  • To create new tags, press on the User icon at the top-right of the screen, and select System settings:

  • The settings screen will be presented - press on configuration and select tags:

Adding new tags

  • When tags are selected new information will be presented:

  • To add new a tag, firstly the page/asset, where the tags will be used need to be selected;

  • After selecting page/asset add new tag by writing it down in Add tag input field. Then select the tag category:

    • Error;

    • Warning;

    • Information;

    • Success.

  • Upon selecting category and writing the tag name, press on Add tag;

  • The tag will be added and will be shown according to the chosen category;

Managing tags

  • The tags can be managed and used according to the assets/pages where the new tags were added/created.

  • For example, tags can be added in order management:

    • Select an order on which the tag/tags needs to be added:

  • Press on the blue-tag icon (note that, the blue-tag icon will be the same in every asset/screen);

  • A new window will pop up where tags can be added or removed;

    • More than one tag can be added at the time:

  • When tags are added press Save;

  • When tags are added it will be visible in the main page of the asset/page chosen, for example orders page:

  • Tags will be visible to all team members;

  • Tags can be added or removed anytime, for the tag to be removed press on it.

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