Working with tags
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Leigh Hutchens
What is a tag?
A tag is a container of properties that you can connect to shift types, shifts, or punches. You can use tags to track time on internal account codes, projects, cost centers, physical resources, etc., by setting them on shift type, task, or both.
Benefits of tags
Read more about the benefits of using tags here.
What can you do with tags?
You can use tags to track time on different types of objects. For example, in the healthcare industry, you can use tags to track time spent on patients. You can also use tags to track time on individual projects, like a store rebranding or a website redesign. You can run reports to help you analyze numbers based on budgeted hours, scheduled hours, and punched hours for a selection of tags for a defined period of time. This additional level of time tracking can help improve budget adherence and invoicing accuracy.
Use cases
Read more about use cases for tags here.
