Order Tags are color-coded labels you can use to mark orders, making it easier to identify some pieces of information about it.
Examples of tags you might use include:
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High Priority
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Fragile
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Backorder
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Requires Insurance
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Fraud Risk
There is no limit to the number of tags you can add to an order.
Tags are a versatile part of the ShipStation workflow. They can be used in numerous combinations to help you accomplish specific tasks and make your shipping process as efficient as possible.
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Identify orders that contain tagged products or customers. Tags can indicate special situations to your shipping crew to help ensure no special instructions are overlooked.
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View orders with tags by adding the Tags column in your Orders grid.
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Sort your orders by tag. Click the Tags column header to change the sorting order.
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Filter orders by tag to view only orders containing specific tags or orders excluding specified tags.
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Automation Rule Criteria. Use tags to trigger automation actions.
For example, if you tag a product as Fragile because it requires special shipping materials, you can also use that tag as criteria in an automation rule that then performs a certain action on the order (like setting a shipping service and custom package type or adjusting the weight of the order to compensate for special packaging material).
You can add tags to orders either manually or automatically.
There are two ways to manually add tags to your orders: in the Order Details and in the Orders Grid.
Tags apply to the shipments contained within your orders in ShipStation. If you split orders into multiple shipments, each shipment can contain a unique set of tags within the same order. Currently, split shipments do not inherit the tags from the original shipment.
There are three ways you can set ShipStation to automatically add tags to orders: Tag products, tag customers, or use automation rules.
If an order contains a product you've tagged in ShipStation, the product's tag will apply to the order.
ShipStation will then add the product's tag to orders containing that product when they import into ShipStation.
If an order is from a customer you've tagged in ShipStation, the customer's tag will apply to the order.
ShipStation will then add the customer's tag to orders from that customer when they import into ShipStation.
Remove Tags from Product and Customer Records
To remove tags from products or customers, use the Tag menu in the corresponding tab and deselect the tag from the list. Removing tag(s) from products or customers will have no effect on existing orders, but it will prevent future orders from being tagged.
If you are using ShipStation's Legacy Layout, this section will explain how to use Order Tags.
Examples of tags you might use include:
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High Priority
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Fragile
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Backorder
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Requires Insurance
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Fraud Risk
There is no limit to the number of tags you can add to an order.
You can add tags to orders either manually or automatically.
There are three ways you can set ShipStation to automatically add tags to orders: Tag products, tag customers, or use automation rules.
If an order contains a product you've tagged in ShipStation, the product's tag will apply to the order.
ShipStation will then add the product's tag to orders containing that product when they import into ShipStation.
If an order is from a customer you've tagged in ShipStation, the customer's tag will apply to the order.
ShipStation will then add the customer's tag to orders from that customer when they import into ShipStation.
Remove Tags from Product and Customer Records
To remove tags from products or customers, use the Tag menu in the corresponding tab and deselect the tag from the list. Removing tag(s) from products or customers will have no effect on existing orders, but it will prevent future orders from being tagged.