Skip to main content
Tags & Effects

This article will provide information on how to set up tags and effects on your products.

Elizabeth Lyons avatar
Written by Elizabeth Lyons
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Tags and effects help categorize and enhance product organization at the product level. This guide covers how to add, manage, and use them effectively.

What Are Tags & Effects?

  • Tags: Labels that help classify products or variations using specific keywords.

    • Examples: One-Penny-PreRolls, Seasonal, Managers-Fav, DankDeal.

  • Effects: Descriptive markers indicating the effects a product may provide

    • Examples: Sleepy, Creative, Focused.

Tags

Effects

Purpose

Internal organization and filtering

Customer-facing product descriptions

Visibility

Internal only (not shown to shoppers)

May be visible on menus

Uses

Running deals, creating banners/carousels, filtering inventory in Cashier

Helping customers find products based on experience

Note: There is no limit to how many tags or effects are added to a product.


Demo Video: How to use Product Tags and Effects


Add a Tag or Effect to an Individual Product

  1. Open the Menu and go to Inventory

  2. Select Products across the purple bar at the top

  3. Search for the product or variant you would like to add a tag or effect to

  4. Select edit in the right-side panel

  5. There are two drop-down menus for a tag or effect on the main product and an additional option to tag variations separately.

    • If this is the first time creating this tag/effect, type it in the box and click the drop-down that says, "Create"

    • If a tag/effect is already created, it will appear in the dropdown menu

  6. Once the product/variation has a tag/effect attached, save the product.


Bulk Add a Tag or Effect to Multiple Products

Note: Any bulk tag/effect will only apply to the master product, not the master product variations.

  1. Open the Menu and go to Inventory

  2. Select Products across the purple bar at the top

  3. Use the checkboxes on the left side of the screen to bulk-select the products to which you would like to add a tag or effect.

  4. Select "Edit Tags" on the right to select a tag or effect

  5. Select an action to perform

    • Add New - Add new tags/effects to the selected items without affecting existing tags/effects.

    • Replace All - Tags/Effects you enter here will be applied to all selected products. Tags/Effects previously applied will be removed.

    • Find & Remove - Tags/Effects you enter here will be applied to all selected products. Tags/Effects previously applied will be removed.

    • Remove All - All tags/effects will be removed from selected items.

  6. Select from the dropdown or type the tag/effect you would like to apply

  7. Select "Edit Tags/Effects for X# Items" in the bottom right corner

  8. All master products will be changed with the tag/effect


Search for Tags/Effects

  • Tags/Effects can be searched via the filters at the top of the product & Inventory screens.

  • Tags/Effects can be seen in the right panel under the master product or variation. All effects/tags associated with the master product also apply to the variation

Master Product

Variation

  • Under Cashier, Budtenders can easily filter the sellable inventory within a Drawer based on the tags and effects applied to products.

    1. While assigned to a drawer, select the Filters button within the Cashier view.

    2. Select the tags or effects that your customer is interested. For instance: energetic or flower-on-sale

    3. The product results displayed will return only items with those tags or effects.


Build Deals on Tags/Effects

One advantage of using Tags on Products is that they can be leveraged to describe items that are eligible for a specific Deal.

For example, if you're running a "Holiday" sale on disparate items across your store that aren't easily definable using the parameters in Product Discount Deals -- you can add a "Holiday" tag to those items, then select that Tag in Deals to pull out every item in your Product Catalog with that tag.

Below is an example where the Tag used is "flower-on-sale" - Any Product with that tag will be eligible for the discount.

Did this answer your question?