2026.01.15

study tags

new-feature

taxonomies

Categorisation

Organise your Research Library with Study Tags

Finding the right study just got a lot easier. Study Tags are here to help you organise, categorise, and quickly locate studies as your research library grows.

Introducing Study Tags 🏷️

As your research library grows, finding the right study shouldn’t slow you down. Study Tags make it easy to organise, filter, and rediscover your work - so insights are always within reach.

Bring clarity to every study

Create custom tags that reflect how your team thinks about research. Organise by product area, research phase, customer type, or any framework you use. However you work, Study Tags adapt to you.

Stay organized as you build

Admins can manage tags for the entire organisation from a new Tags page in Settings - making it easy to keep your taxonomy clean, consistent, and up to date as your research program evolves.

  • Create and edit tags in one place

  • See how tags are used across studies

  • Remove outdated tags with confidence and clarity

Find what matters, faster

With Study Tags, your research library stays structured and searchable, helping your team spend less time hunting for studies and more time acting on insights.

Tag as you go, without breaking your flow

Stay focused on your work while keeping things organised. Add or remove tags directly from the Study Design page - no switching pages, no extra steps. If the tag you need doesn’t exist yet, create it instantly right where you are.

Start tagging today and keep your research organised as you scale.

Step-by-step guide on how to use Study Tags 🧭

  1. Open a study and go to the Design tab

  2. In Study Information, find the Tags field

  3. Select existing tags or type to create a new one

  4. Tags appear as badges and can be removed with one click

  5. To manage all tags, visit Settings → Tags

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