π·οΈTags
Understand how to get the most from Tags and how they can help you manage your events
Tags are an excellent method to manage your shows and classes. They allow you to group your events on the Public pages, but also manage them internally. With tags you can easily assign discounts and more, and better organize your shows and classes.
Creating a new Tag
Tags can be created one of two ways:
Created via the Tags page
Created when editing a new show or class
We'll walk through both ways here.
Direct link: Tags Dashboard
Creating a Tag from the Tags page
On the Tags page, you can easily create a new tag and assign the following values:
Name: what you want the tag to be called
Type: if you want the tag to be internal or public
Public tags are used to group your assigned show or class together into a group
Internal tags are not shown publicly, and are great for assigning discounts or more
The table for all Tags


Sorting and Ordering Tags
By default, your public tags are displayed in alphabetical order. If you'd like to control the order they appear in on your public pages β for example, to put a featured season or genre at the top β you can switch to manual ordering.
On the Tags page:
Click Manually Order in the sort toggle at the top of the tag list
Drag any public tag to your preferred position using the handle on the left side of the row
Your custom order is saved automatically
To return to alphabetical sorting at any time, click Sort Alphabetically.
Creating a new Tag from a Show or Class
You can also add or create a new Tag from the Show or Class form. To do that, simply scroll to the bottom of the form and you'll see the Tags section.


Tagging Patrons
Tags can be applied to patrons as well as to events. Tagging a patron is how you record something about them that you want to act on later β that they've completed a prerequisite class, that they're a company member, or any other grouping you track.
To add a tag to a patron, open their record in Customers or Students, click Edit, and use the Tags section. Their current tags are also listed on their profile page.
Patron tags are always internal tags, so they're never shown on your public pages.
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