> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flowlity.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flowlity.com/settings/tags.md).

# Tags

Tags let you group products by any dimension you choose — product family, ABC class, warehouse zone, or any custom grouping. Tags are used throughout Flowlity to filter views, scope automations, and analyze demand by group.

### Tags list

The default tab shows all tags in a table. Each row displays the **tag name**, its **category**, and the **number of products** assigned to it. Use the search bar to find a tag.

### Categories of tags

Switch to the **Categories of tags** tab to manage tag categories. A category is a logical grouping of tags (e.g. "Product family", "ABC classification"). Each category can contain multiple tags.

### Editing a tag

Click a tag to open its detail panel:

* **Name** — Tag display name.
* **Category** — The category this tag belongs to.
* **Group orders** — Whether products with this tag should have their supply orders grouped together.
* **Products** — View and manage which products carry this tag.

### Learn more

* [Views and filtering](/concepts/views-and-filtering.md) — How tags are used in view filters across Demand and Planning.


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