Labels
Labels are small colored tags you stick on your posts. You give each one a name and a color, then add it to any posts you want to group together.
Why use it
Labels make it easy to find a post later without scrolling forever. Tag posts with something like "Summer Sale" or "Tips" and you can show just those posts whenever you need them.
Step by step
Create a label
Open the labels area, click to add a new label, type a name, and pick a color. Save it.
Open a post in the composer
Start a new post or open one you already have. This is where you write your post and choose where it goes.
Add the label to the post
Find the labels picker on the post and click your label to attach it. You can add more than one label to the same post.
Filter your list by label
Go to your list of posts and click a label tag. The list now shows only the posts that have that label.
TIP
Pick clear names and distinct colors. A quick glance at the color is often enough to spot the right group of posts.
Good to know
- A post can have as many labels as you like.
- Labels live in your workspace, so your team sees the same set of labels.
- Removing a label from a post does not delete the post; it just removes the tag.
- Each label quietly keeps a count of how many of its posts succeeded or failed.
Related
For developers
Labels live under /api/v1/post-labels (GET to list, POST to create with { name, desc?, color?, status? }, PUT/PATCH/DELETE to edit). A post stores its tags as an array of label IDs in labels?: ObjectId[], set when creating or updating the post. Most list endpoints accept a ?labels=<id1>,<id2> filter; the publishing list at /app/publishing exposes it as a chip filter.