Tag Groups
Color-Coded Categories
for Every Tag
Group related tags under named categories with distinct colors so your team can visually distinguish lead sources from deal stages from interest levels at a glance. As your tagging taxonomy grows, groups keep everything structured and searchable.
Visual clarity at scale
Each group gets its own color so tags are instantly recognizable across contacts, pipelines, and reports.
Structured flexibility
Add, rename, or reorganize groups as your segmentation needs evolve without breaking existing automations.
Team-wide consistency
Groups enforce a shared tagging vocabulary so every rep categorizes leads the same way.
Group management
Build a structured tagging taxonomy
Create & Name Groups
Define tag groups like Lead Source, Deal Stage, Interest Level, or Industry. Each group acts as a folder that keeps related tags organized and easy to find.
Color Assignment
Assign distinct colors to each group so tags are visually separated across every interface. Spot a lead source tag versus a deal stage tag instantly.
Drag & Drop Ordering
Reorder groups and tags within groups by dragging. Priority groups appear first in dropdowns, filters, and tag pickers across the platform.
Group-Based Filtering
Filter contacts, deals, and pipeline cards by entire tag groups. Find all leads tagged with any tag from your Lead Source group in a single click.
Organized segmentation
Tags without groups are just a flat list
As your team grows and your tagging needs expand, ungrouped tags become impossible to manage. Tag groups turn a chaotic list into a structured taxonomy that scales with your business. Every tag has a home, every group has a color, and every filter respects the hierarchy.
Cross-feature integration
Groups that work everywhere
Tag groups are not just for the tag manager. They surface in pipeline filters, workflow trigger selectors, campaign audience builders, and contact table views. One taxonomy powers consistent segmentation across your entire platform.
Structure your tags
Stop scrolling through flat tag lists.
Group, color-code, and organize your tags into a taxonomy that scales with your team.