What tags are (and what they are not)Tags are labels you add to conversations (and to templates in your Library) so you can organize and filter your work. They are for you and your team — clients do not see or manage tags.Tags are not the same as @mentions. If you type @ in a message to notify someone, that is a mention — it alerts that person inside a conversation. Tags do not send notifications and are not written inside message text.If you use contact custom attributes on the Contacts page, those are separate from conversation tags too.Why coaches use tagsWhen you have many client conversations, tags help you group them without renaming every thread. Common examples:By client type: VIP, Group program, 1:1By stage: Onboarding, Active, AlumniBy offer: Course – Spring, Intake – WebsiteClick a tag in the sidebar to see only conversations with that label — useful when you want a focused list before a coaching day or when handing off to a team member.Conversation tagsCreate a tagThere are two ways to create a tag:In the left sidebar, expand the Tags section under Conversations and select New tag.
From your conversations list, click the three-dot menu on any conversation and select Tags — from there, you can create a new tag and apply it to that conversation at the same time.
Apply tags to a conversationIn that conversation's Settings → Tags, select one or more tags. A conversation can have multiple tags. Tags also appear on the conversation in your list/grid view so you can scan them quickly.
Filter conversations by tagGo to Conversations.In the sidebar, expand Tags.Click a tag name to show only conversations with that tag.Click again (or clear filters) to return to the full list.
Auto-apply tags from an Intake PageWhen someone submits a response through an Intake Page, Clarityflow can automatically tag the new conversation that gets created. This means you don't have to manually tag each new inquiry — it's handled as soon as the form is submitted.Where: Intake Page editor → Options → Apply tag(s) to responsesYou need at least one conversation tag created first before this option is available.
Tags in WorkflowsWorkflows can add or remove conversation tags automatically when something happens — for example when a conversation is created, a message is posted, a form is submitted, or a task is completed. This is useful for keeping your conversation list up to date without manual work. For example, when a client completes an onboarding form, a workflow can add the tag Onboarded and later remove Onboarding when they post their first reply.Where: Workflow step type → Add a tag to this conversation or Remove a tag from this conversationYou must have conversation tags set up before these steps appear.
Tags in your Library (templates)There are separate tag lists for organizing message templates and thread templates in the Library. These tags only filter templates — they are not applied to live client conversations. If you have a growing library of reusable messages, tagging them by purpose (Welcome, Check-in, Offboarding) makes it easier for you and your team to find the right template quickly.Where: Library sidebar → Tags (under message or thread templates)
Quick referenceTag typeUsed onPurposeConversation tagsLive conversationsFilter and organize client workMessage template tagsLibrary message templatesOrganize reusable messagesThread template tagsLibrary thread templatesOrganize reusable threads@mentionsInside message textNotify a specific personWhere to manage tagsWhat you wantWhere to goCreate or edit conversation tagsConversation → Settings → Tags, or Conversations sidebar → TagsTag a conversationConversation → Settings → TagsFilter by tagConversations → sidebar → TagsAuto-tag intake responsesIntake Page → Options → Apply tag(s) to responsesAdd/remove tag in automationWorkflow → Add/Remove tag stepOrganize templatesLibrary → Tags
