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Your AI assistant can read this documentation directly, so it answers from the current content instead of guessing. Add one of the servers below to your client — they use the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Each one covers a different body of content, so add the one you need.

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Knowledge tags

Tags can be used to help search for knowledge, identify trends, and identify areas that might be lacking in information. Navigate to Configuration > Service Manager > Knowledge to create tags and manage the tags within your tag cloud.

To pre-define tags within Configuration, you must have either the Knowledge Administrator role, or a custom role with the canAdministerKnowledge application right. All Knowledge managers and contributors can then select from existing tags to attach to their articles.

Tip

Knowledge base admins, owners, and contributors can add new tags directly within an article. Service Manager Admins can disable this by changing the app setting knowledgeArticle.form.tags.addNew to OFF. This will apply to all knowledge bases. This can be used when great control over the available tags is required.

Cloud view

The Cloud View is the default view when entering the tags. This is where you add new tags.

Tag Cloud

Adding a new tag

In the text field beside the Add Tag button, type the name of the tag that you wish to add and click Add Tag. The new tag is then visible in the tag cloud.

The size of the text in the cloud tag represents how often the tag has been used. The larger the text, the more the tag has been used.

List view

From the Cloud view, click the List View button to access the List view. Here you can manage all existing tags.

Tag List

To modify a tag, click the edit icon within its row. You can:

  • Change the name of the tag.
  • Add a new translation for the tag.
  • Delete a tag.

Next to each tag’s name in the list, a number shows how many times the tag has been used in articles.

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