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Using Tags in CompanyCam

Tags help you easily organize and search for your photos. You can even add them in the camera view.

Updated over a week ago

Before you start

  • To edit or create Tags you need to have the Admin or Manager role. If you don't have that role, ask an Admin on your company's account for permission; here's what they'll need.

  • Adding Tags to multiple photos at a time is possible, but when removing a Tag you'll want to go photo by photo.

  • User experience may vary if you are included in a Closed Beta for this feature. Please reach out to our Support Team if your in app experience doesn't match the one pictured here.

Using Tags on the web

Create and edit Tags

  1. Log in to CompanyCam.

  2. Click your User Icon then click on Tags from the menu.

  3. Click on New Tag to create a new Tag.

  4. To Edit or Delete a Tag, click on the existing Tag, then choose Update Tag or Delete Tag.

Adding Tags to photos

Individual Photos

  1. Click on any photo to open and view it.

  2. Click Add Tags on the right.

  3. Type to search or pull down the menu to search for created Tags.

    1. If you have the necessary permissions to create Tags you can also create new Tags here. Type in your Tag then select Create Tag.

  4. Once you've added all the necessary Tags click Save Tags.

Multiple Photos

  1. Select the photos that you wish to give the same Tag or Tags by clicking into the circle in the top left corner of the photo or by selecting a date range.

  2. Click Actions from the drop-down bar and click Tag.

  3. Once you've added all the necessary Tags click Tag Photos.

Remove Tags from photos

  1. Open the photo you'd like to remove the Tag from.

  2. Click Add Tags on the right.

  3. Click the X at the end of the Tag you'd like to remove and click Save Tags.

Filter photos using Tags

  1. Log in to CompanyCam.

  2. Click on any Project or click Photos from the left navigation menu.

    1. Filtering from the Photos feed will allow you to search across Projects for Tags. Filtering in a Project will only show photos from that Project.

  3. Click on the Tags option > search or select the Tag(s) you'd like to filter by.

Using the Or/And Filter Tool

  1. Log into CompanyCam.

  2. Open any Project or click Photos from the left Navigation menu.

  3. Click on View and select if you'd like to filter Tags by Or or And.

Using Tags in the app

Create and edit Tags

  1. Open the CompanyCam app.

  2. Navigate to a Project you want to work in and tap on a photo you want to Tag.

  3. Tap the Tag Icon from the options at the bottom.

  4. Type your new Tag(s) and select Create. Tap Save when you're done.

  5. To Edit or Delete a Tag tap the Pencil Icon to the right of the Tag. Make changes to the Tag and tap Save or Delete Tag to delete.

Adding Tags to photos

From the camera

  1. Open CompanyCam and start a new Project or go into a Project you want to work in and open the camera to take photos.

  2. From the camera screen tap the Tag Icon.

  3. Type to search or scroll to find the Tag(s) you need.

  4. Tap the Tag to select it and tap Save once all the Tags are added.

  5. Selected Tags will appear over the camera view and the Tag Icon will have a blue circle. Note: Tags will continue to be on photos until you've ended that camera session or removed the Tag.

  6. To remove the Tag from your next photo, tap the X on the Tag on the camera view or tap the Tag Icon and X on the Tags. Once removed, tap Save to apply the changes.

From the Project

Individual photos

  1. Open a Project that you want to work in and tap a photo to view it.

  2. Tap the Tag Icon from the options at the bottom.

  3. Type to search or pull down the menu to search for created Tags. Tap to select the Tag(s) you want to use and then tap Save to apply the Tag(s). Note: If you have the necessary permissions to create Tags you can also create new Tags here. Type in your Tag then select Create.

  4. Once you've added all the necessary Tags, the Tag Icon will have a blue circle and photos will now have a Tag Icon on the photo preview.

Multiple photos

  1. Open a Project that you want to work in.

  2. Tap on the Photo Stack Icon.

  3. Tap the Select Icon near the top right corner to select your photos. You can tap into the circle on the photo to select individually or tap the date to select all the photos from that date.

  4. Tap the Three Dots Icon on the bottom blue bar. Select Tag from the menu.

  5. Type to search or pull down the menu to search for created Tags. Tap to select the Tag(s) you want to use. Tap Save when you're done. Note: If you have the necessary permissions to create Tags you can also create new Tags here. Type in your Tag then select Create.

  6. Once you've added all the necessary Tag(s), photos will now have a Tag Icon on the photo preview.

Remove Tags from photos

  1. Find a photo or Project you want to work in and tap the photo to view it.

  2. Tap the Tag Icon from the bottom options.

  3. Tap the X at the end of the Tag you'd like to remove and then tap Save to apply the changes.

Filter photos using Tags

  1. Open CompanyCam and navigate to a Project you want to work in. Note: Filtering from the Photos feed will allow you to search across Projects for Tags. Filtering in a Project will only show photos from that Project.

  2. Tap on the Photo Stack Icon.

  3. Tap the Filter Icon at the top of the Project.

  4. Tap into the Tags filter and scroll to find your Tags. Select Tags by tapping the Tag(s). Tap Save to apply and view the tagged photos. The filter will have a blue circle and show the amount of Tags applied.

Using the Or/And Filter Tool

  1. Open CompanyCam and navigate to the Project you want to work in.

  2. Tap on the Photo Stack Icon.

  3. Tap the Filter Icon at the top of the Project.

  4. Tap into the Tags filter. Select your Tags and select if you'd like to filter your tagged photos by Or or And, then Save.

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