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# Tags

Tags provide a powerful way to organize miners and automate profile assignments. They enable flexible grouping of miners across locations and streamline fleet management.

<figure><img src="/files/E8LJk8HPDyhRcTjM53Wi" alt=""><figcaption><p>Tags view</p></figcaption></figure>

Tags serve two primary purposes:

1. Organizing miners into logical groups
2. Automating profile assignments based on rules

### Creating and managing tags

#### Create a tag

1. Navigate to the Tags view
2. Click "Create new tag" in the top right
3. Configure tag properties:
   * Name: Unique identifier (e.g., "Customer-A-S19")
   * Description: Optional context
   * Default Profile: Profile to apply to tagged miners

#### Edit tag

* Select tag and click "Edit"
* Modify properties as needed
* Changes affect all miners with this tag

#### Delete tag

:warning: Deleting a tag:

* Removes tag from all miners
* Clears associated profile assignments
* Cannot be undone

### Using tags

#### Miner Organization

```
Example Tag Structure:
├── Customer-A-S19
├── Customer-B-S19
└── Maintenance-Required
```

#### Profile assignment

* Tags automatically apply their default profile
* Priority: Direct assignment > Tag profile > Location default
* Multiple tags: Most recently applied tag takes precedence

#### Filtering and reporting

* Filter miners by tag in main view
* Generate tag-based reports
* Track performance by group

### Best practices

1. **Naming convention**
   * Use consistent patterns
   * Include relevant attributes
   * Keep names clear and concise
2. **Organization**
   * Group similar miners
   * Consider maintenance categories
   * Plan for scaling
3. **Profile assignment**
   * Test profiles before linking to tags
   * Document tag-profile relationships
   * Regular audit of assignments

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