What are Tags?
Tags are labels that you can apply to individual survey responses. They allow you to:- Categorize responses by topic, sentiment, or any custom criteria
- Filter responses to find specific subsets of data
- Track and organize feedback across multiple surveys
- Simplify analysis and reporting workflows
Add tags to responses
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Navigate to responses
Go to the Responses tab of your survey.
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Open a response
Click on any response card to view the full response details.
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Add a tag
At the bottom of the response card, click the Add Tag button.
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Select or create a tag
- Select an existing tag from the dropdown list, or
- Type a new tag name and click + Add [tag name] to create a new tag
Remove tags from responses
To remove a tag from a response:- Open the response card
- Click the X icon on the tag you want to remove
Manage tags
Access the tag management page to view and organize all tags in your environment.1
Navigate to Configuration
Click on Project Configuration > Tags.
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View all tags
You’ll see a list of all tags in your environment with their usage count showing how many responses have each tag applied.
Edit tag names
- In the tag management page, click on the tag name field
- Edit the name directly
- Click outside the field or press Enter to save
Tag names must be unique within an environment. If you try to use an existing tag name, you’ll receive an error.
Merge tags
Merging tags is useful when you have duplicate or similar tags that you want to consolidate.- In the tag management page, find the tag you want to merge
- Click the Merge into dropdown
- Select the destination tag
- Confirm the merge
Delete tags
- In the tag management page, find the tag you want to delete
- Click the Delete button
- Confirm the deletion
Deleting a tag will remove it from all responses. This action cannot be undone.
Filter responses by tags
Use tags to filter and find specific responses in your survey analysis.1
Open filters
In the Responses tab, click the Filter button.
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Select tag filter
Scroll to the Tags section and select a tag from the dropdown.
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Choose filter type
Choose whether to filter by:
- Applied: Show only responses that have this tag
- Not Applied: Show only responses that don’t have this tag
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View filtered results
The response list will update to show only responses matching your tag filter.
Use cases
Here are some common ways to use tags:- Sentiment tracking: Tag responses as “positive”, “negative”, or “neutral”
- Follow-up needed: Mark responses that require action with a “follow-up” tag
- Feature requests: Categorize feedback by product area or feature
- Customer segments: Tag responses by customer type, industry, or plan level
- Priority levels: Mark critical issues with “urgent” or “high-priority” tags
- Review status: Track which responses have been reviewed with “reviewed” or “pending” tags
Permissions
Tag management requires appropriate permissions:- View tags: All users with access to the environment can view tags on responses
- Add/remove tags on responses: Users with read-write access can apply and remove tags
- Manage tags (create, edit, merge, delete): Users with project team read-write permission or organization owner/manager roles
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