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Typically, location tags will be added to buildings to indicate the type of building that they are, what sector/industry they fall in, or their function (office, distribution, production, etc.) or all of the above |
Instructions
Once you access the location tags page for the layer you would like to edit, select “Add New” in the top right portion of the screen.
From the Dashboard, navigate to the sidebar dropdown (three white bars) in the top left of the page
From here, select App Navigation, and from this dropdown, select Locations
From the Locations page (table view), select the layer you would like to add a “location tag” for.
For our example, we will be adding tags to a building.
Locations Card, and click on “Hierarchy” within the card’s title.
You will be directed to the organization hierarchy page. On this page, you can manage the hierarchical layer system, and add tags to any of these layers. Typically, users will be adding a tag to a building, so select Building, and you will be directed to the next page.
From the Building Layer Settings Page, you can begin to create the buildings tags in which you would like to apply to your locations. Select “Add New” within the Building Tags card, and this will prompt you to enter a create a new tag.
Building Tags are typically used as a label to help signify a certain location’s purpose. Examples of building tags, but aren’t limited to, are:
“Manufacturing Center”
“Office”
“Data Center”
“Distribution Center”
Fill out the location tag you would like to add for this layer. Select “Save” when finished.
Some examples of building tags may include: Data Center, Office, Distribution Center, Production, etc.
You can create as many building tags as you would like, and you will be able to apply them to different buildings within your location hierarchy.
You will be able to apply these tags to different locations within your organization, which have a number of functions when it comes to assessments and data aggregation. This is outlined in this article. Please see the below article for how to apply the location tags that you have just created!
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