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# Configure Tags
## Tags
Tags can be assigned to the user chats and contacts for better organising and management. These tags are also very useful to filter your data and creating groups etc.
## Create & Manage Tags
### **Manage Tags**
* Log in to your Reekolect account and access the dashboard.
* On the side navigation bar, locate and click the "More" button.
* From the dropdown menu, select "Account Settings."
* In the Account/Settings section, find and click on the "Tags" tab.
* Here, you'll find a list of all your tags. You can edit, delete, bulk delete, and add new tags from this tab.
### **Create a New Custom Attribute.**
To add a new tags, click the "Create tag" button and enter the tag name and click "Create tag". The tag will be created and appear on the inbox sections as well as tags table.
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