Organizing with Tags
Tags help you categorize and organize documents across your organization. By assigning tags to documents, you can quickly filter, search, and manage large volumes of agreements.Why Use Tags?
As your document volume grows, finding specific documents becomes challenging. Tags solve this by:- Categorizing documents by type, client, department, or status
- Enabling quick filtering to find related documents
- Improving workflow by grouping documents logically
- Supporting reporting by allowing aggregate views

Creating Tags
Create tags with a name and optional color for visual organization:Tag Fields
Suggested Colors
Adding Tags to Documents
When Creating a Document
Include tag IDs in the document creation request:Adding Tags to Existing Documents
Add a tag to a document that already exists:Removing Tags from Documents
Remove a tag from a document:Filtering Documents by Tags

Using the Dashboard
- Navigate to the Documents list
- Click the Filter button
- Select one or more tags
- The list updates to show only matching documents
Using the API
Filter documents by tag when listing:You can filter by multiple tags by including multiple
tagId parameters. Documents matching any of the specified tags will be returned.Tag Management
Listing All Tags
Retrieve all tags in your organization:Updating Tags
Change a tag’s name or color:Organization Strategies
By Document Type
Create tags for each type of document you handle:By Client or Project
For project-based work, create tags per client or project:By Status or Priority
Track document lifecycle with status tags:By Department
Organize by internal teams:Best Practices
Define a tagging strategy
Define a tagging strategy
Before creating tags, decide on your organization’s tagging strategy. Document which tags to use and when, so everyone applies them consistently.
Use consistent naming
Use consistent naming
Establish naming conventions for tags. For example, always prefix client tags with “Client:” or project tags with “Project:”.
Use colors meaningfully
Use colors meaningfully
Assign colors based on meaning (red for urgent, green for complete) rather than aesthetics. This makes visual scanning faster.
Review and clean up regularly
Review and clean up regularly
Periodically review your tags. Remove or merge tags that are rarely used or have become redundant.
Tag documents consistently
Tag documents consistently
Make tagging part of your document creation workflow. Tag documents when creating them, not as an afterthought.
Next Steps
Custom Fields
Add structured metadata to documents
Creating Documents
Learn how to create and configure documents
Tags API
Explore the full Tags API reference
Document Tags API
Add and remove tags from documents

