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Tags in BluBash are used to organise contacts and their conversations. They help you classify profiles, apply filters, and track the relationship with each person over time. Because tags are linked to the contact rather than to an individual conversation, they remain in place even after a conversation is closed.
You can assign multiple tags to the same contact, and you can restrict each tag’s visibility to specific teams to keep your workspace organised.

Create a tag

1

Open the Tags area

In the left-hand menu, click Tags. You will see a list of existing tags, or an empty screen if none have been created yet.
2

Click Add Tag

In the top-right corner of the page, click + Add Tag to open the creation form.
3

Fill in the tag details

Complete the following fields:
  • Name — enter a clear label (for example, Active Customer, Segment: Health, or Referral).
  • Description (optional) — add context about when or how to use this tag.
  • Color — choose a color to make the tag easy to identify at a glance.
  • Availability:
    • To make the tag visible to all teams, enable the corresponding option.
    • To restrict the tag to specific teams, enable Select specific teams and check the ones that should have access (for example, Admin, Sales, Support).
4

Save the tag

After filling in all the fields, click Create Tag to finish.

Tag ideas for your workspace

These categories reflect lasting contact characteristics and are useful across sales, support, and relationship management:

Customer type

Individual, Business, Distributor, Reseller

Industry segment

Retail, Technology, Health, Education

Contact source

Referral, Social media, Website, Event

Relationship status

Active customer, Inactive customer, Former customer, Potential partner

Main interest

Product A, Technical support, Consulting, Licensing

Lead profile

Cold lead, Priority, Opportunity

Tips

  • Use different colors to distinguish tag categories visually (for example, by department, customer type, or status).
  • Create tags that describe who the contact is, so they remain useful over time.
  • Avoid creating too many tags — an overcrowded list makes filtering and daily use harder.
  • Review your tags periodically to remove duplicates or outdated terms.