Understanding tagging — Concepts and terms |
A tag is a text value that case workers and case managers can associate with one or more cases. They can select from a list of available tags or create new tags. Case managers can search, access and report on tagged cases.
Tags can indicate trends and help extend your application; frequently-used tags may indicate the need for additional classes and properties. Tags are useful in flagging cases related to an unforeseen event, such as a natural disaster.
A tag can contain up to 64 characters and cannot contain spaces. Duplicate tag names are not permitted.
A tag is stored as an instance of the Data-Social-Tag class. The association of a tag with a case is stored as an instance of the Link-Tag class. To move tags from one system to another, move all instances of these two classes; do not use the Package Work wizard.
You can create tags in two ways:
A lock is not required to tag a case. You can tag a case regardless of the case's current status.
To tag a case:
To delete a tag from a case, click the Delete button associated with the tag you want to remove. This deletes the link from the tag to the case; it does not delete the tag from the database table. See Pega-EndUserUI agent.
Case managers can access cases associated with a specific tag on the Tag Deck (Data-Social-Tag pyTagDeck).
For the selected tag, the Tag Deck displays:
To open the Tag Deck, on the My Dashboard tab in the Case Manager portal, click a tag in the Popular Tags list or search for a tag and select it in the Matching Tags list.
Tagging is enabled in the Work-.pyWorkToolbar section of the standard Perform, Review, and Confirm harnesses. See Working with user forms V6.2.
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Tag Configuration tab
Tag Deck Working with user forms version 6.2 |