Tags
Braze tracks author, editor, date, and status information about segments, campaigns, and Canvases, and gives you the ability to create tags to further organize and sort your engagement.
Campaign, Canvas, and segment tags
You can add tags when creating or editing a campaign, Canvas, or segment. Click Tags under the engagement name and select an existing tag, or start typing to add a new tag.
You can add up to 175 tags to a campaign, Canvas, or segment.
Bulk tagging
You can also add tags to multiple campaigns, Canvases, or segments by selecting multiple engagements and clicking Tag As.
Viewing tags
The tags set on a campaign, Canvas, or segment are visible on the details page near the engagement name. They also appear on campaign analytics.
Filtering by tag
Tags are visible in the list of campaigns, Canvases, or segments, along with additional tags for status labels such as Archived and Draft. To filter by a tag, select the tag name from the list of tags.
Custom data tags
Tags may also be added to custom data when managing custom attributes and custom events.
This feature is currently in early access. Contact your customer success manager if you’re interested in participating in this early access.
Managing tags
You can use the same tags across campaigns, Canvases, and segments. To efficiently rename, remove, or add tags across your dashboard, go to Settings > Tag Management.
To further organize your tags, nest your tags under a parent tag. For example, you can keep all holiday tags nested under a parent Holidays
tag, or all tags related to a stage of your marketing funnel under a parent Funnel
tag.
To do so, create a new tag, select Nest Tag Under, and choose which existing tag to nest your new tag under. You can also nest existing tags from the Tag Management page. On this page, hover over a row with your tag and click Edit. Then, follow the same steps as before.
Best practices
Tags can be a useful organizational tool for keeping track of engagement tactics. You can link segments and campaigns to business objectives, funnel stages, and the like.
The following is an example of tags an eCommerce app might find useful:
Funnel | Business Objectives | Regional | Campaigns | Holidays | Transactions |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
On-boarding Re-engagement Loyal PowerUser Churn Lost |
HighSpender ActiveUser NewUsers FacebookAttribution FirstAction |
UnitedStates Northeast Midwest South West LATAM AP WesternEurope MiddleEast |
Sales Coupons Events |
MLK SuperBowl PiDay StPatricksDay MarchMadness Easter Passover MothersDay MemorialDay FathersDay FourthJuly LaborDay VeteransDay ColumbusDay PresidentsDay Halloween RoshHashanah Thanksgiving Christmas Hanukkah NewYears |
Transactional Notification ConnectedActionTaken |
Use cases
Looking for inspiration on how to leverage tags to manage your messaging lifecycle? Here are some common use cases:
Throttling
Limit how often your customers receive campaigns of a certain type. For example, you could set the following filters to limit the frequency of promotional campaigns:
Last received campaign
with tag Promo
more than 5 days ago
OR
Has not received campaign
with tag Promo
Reporting
Set up an Engagement Report to keep an eye on the volume of all campaigns with a certain tag. For example, if you want to monitor all of your push campaigns, you could add a tag like Push Reporting
to those campaigns, then set up an Engagement Report to send you a report of those tagged campaigns every day.