# Tags

### Tags &#x20;

Tags is a default field which you can optionally use on your Forms. It allows Agents to further categorize your tickets by applying different tag values on tickets. &#x20;

You can apply one or many Tags on a ticket:

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The Tags can be filtered out on the Tickets overview to analyze tickets further.

**Example use case:**&#x20;

* Apply a Bug-tag if the ticket was related to a software bug.
* Apply the Wifi-tag for a ticket that ended up to the Wifi
* Apply the HR tag in case the ticket required help from HR.&#x20;

You can manage your Tags from the [Manage fields page](https://app.suptask.com/inboxes/fields) by editing the Tags field.

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### View and Filter on Tags&#x20;

You can view all tags for each ticket both on the Web and in Slack. There is also filtering capabilities available to create overview based on filtered tags.

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