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Household tags help you categorize and filter clients and prospects. Use tags for segmentation, targeting communications, and organizing your book.

What are household tags?

Tags are labels you apply to client and prospect records. Unlike tiers (which indicate service level), tags are flexible categories for any grouping you need:
  • Demographics — Retiree, Business owner, Young family
  • Services — Financial planning client, Tax client, Insurance only
  • Status — Review due, Needs attention, VIP
  • Source — Referral, Seminar attendee, Website lead
  • Interests — ESG investing, Real estate, Charitable giving

View existing tags

1

Go to settings

Navigate to SettingsCompany.
2

Click Household tags

Click Household tags in the menu.
3

View tags

See all tags with usage counts.

Create a tag

1

Go to household tags

Navigate to SettingsCompanyHousehold tags.
2

Click Create tag

Click the Create tag button.
3

Enter name

Type the tag name.
4

Choose color

Select a color for visual identification.
5

Add description

Optionally describe when to use this tag.
6

Save

Click Save to create the tag.

Tag properties

PropertyDescription
NameDisplay name (e.g., “Annual review due”)
ColorVisual identifier in lists and records
DescriptionUsage guidance for your team

Apply tags to households

On a client record

1

Open client

Navigate to the client or prospect.
2

Find tags section

Locate the tags area on the record.
3

Click Add tag

Click Add tag or the + icon.
4

Select tags

Choose from existing tags or create new.

Bulk tagging

Tag multiple households at once:
1

Select households

In the clients/prospects list, select multiple records.
2

Click Bulk update

Click Bulk update in the action bar.
3

Choose Add tag

Select Add tag action.
4

Select tag

Choose which tag to apply.
5

Apply

Tag is added to all selected records.

Remove tags

From a single record

1

Open the record

Navigate to the client/prospect.
2

Find the tag

Locate the tag in the tags section.
3

Click X

Click the X on the tag to remove it.

Bulk removal

1

Select households

Select records with the tag.
2

Bulk update

Click Bulk updateRemove tag.
3

Select tag

Choose which tag to remove.
4

Apply

Tag is removed from selected records.

Filter by tags

In the clients list

1

Go to Clients

Navigate to your clients list.
2

Open filters

Click Filter.
3

Select tag filter

Choose Tags and select tags to filter by.
4

Apply

List shows only tagged households.

Filter logic

When filtering by multiple tags:
  • Any of — Shows records with ANY selected tag
  • All of — Shows records with ALL selected tags
  • None of — Excludes records with selected tags

Edit tags

1

Go to household tags

Navigate to tag settings.
2

Find the tag

Locate the tag to edit.
3

Click Edit

Click the edit icon.
4

Make changes

Update name, color, or description.
5

Save

Changes apply everywhere the tag is used.

Delete tags

Deleting a tag removes it from all households. This cannot be undone.
1

Go to household tags

Navigate to tag settings.
2

Find the tag

Locate the tag to delete.
3

Click Delete

Click the delete icon.
4

Confirm

The tag is removed from all records.

Use tags in automations

Workflow triggers

Trigger workflows based on tags:
  • When tag is added → Run workflow
  • When tag is removed → Run workflow
Example: When “Review due” tag is added → Create review tasks

Sequence enrollment

Use tags to manage sequences:
  • Add tag to enroll in sequence
  • Remove tag when sequence completes

Tag-based filtering

Use tags in workflow conditions:
  • Only run for households with specific tags
  • Skip households with exclusion tags

Tag best practices

Naming conventions

Use clear, consistent names:
  • ✓ “Annual review due” — Clear meaning
  • ✓ “Referral source” — Descriptive
  • ✗ “AR” — Too cryptic
  • ✗ “Tag 1” — Meaningless

Color coding

Use colors meaningfully:
ColorSuggested use
RedNeeds attention, urgent
YellowPending, in progress
GreenComplete, positive status
BlueInformational
GrayNeutral categorization

Tag hygiene

Maintain clean tags:
  • Review tag usage quarterly
  • Delete unused tags
  • Merge similar tags
  • Document tag purposes

Avoid over-tagging

Too many tags reduce usefulness:
  • Each tag should serve a purpose
  • If you filter by it, it’s useful
  • If no one uses it, delete it

Tags vs other categorization

MethodBest for
TiersService level (A/B/C/D)
TagsFlexible categorization
Custom fieldsStructured data
SegmentsDynamic groupings
Use tiers for service levels, tags for everything else.

Common tag systems

By service type

  • Financial planning
  • Investment management
  • Tax preparation
  • Insurance
  • Estate planning

By client lifecycle

  • New client
  • Onboarding
  • Active
  • At risk
  • Inactive

By review status

  • Review scheduled
  • Review due
  • Review overdue
  • Review complete

By marketing

  • Newsletter subscriber
  • Event attendee
  • Referral source
  • Do not contact

Troubleshooting

Tag not appearing

Check:
  • Tag is created in settings
  • You’re looking at the right book
  • Filter isn’t hiding tagged records

Can’t delete tag

Verify:
  • You have admin permissions
  • Tag isn’t protected
  • No active automations depend on it

Next steps