Roles, tags, tag categories

The system provides tools for structuring the employee base.: roles, tags, and tag categories.

They help organize employee information, simplify search, and use data in projects.


Roles

Employees can perform various roles in projects, for example:

  • Technical Director
  • Project manager
  • Foreman, etc.

Roles are created in the section:
Employees → Options → Roles

 

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Where are the roles used?

Roles are applied in several places of the system:

1. Project planning (Project Management)
Allow you to:

  • assign employees to roles
  • set an additional bid
  • specify the percentage of the project

2. The "Information" tab of the project (the "Responsible" field)
Allow you to:

  • assign responsible persons with reference to the role
  • structure the key project participants

3. Search and analytics
By roles, you can:

  • to search for projects in the "Tables" section
  • analyze the distribution of roles across projects

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Tags

Tags are used for additional classification of employees.

They help:

  • navigate the "Employees" database
  • quickly find the right employees
  • filter the list

A separate filter is available for tags in the employee table (search in the "Tags" column).


Where are the tags used?

Tags are applied:

1. The "Employees" database

  • filtering and searching for employees

2. Creating passes

  • the ability to filter employees by tags when creating passes

3. The Personnel module (top menu)

  • filtering employees when working with staff

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Tag categories

For convenience, tags can be grouped into categories.

Categories are created in the section:
Employees → Options → Tags → Categories

Examples of categories:

  • Citizenship
  • Foreign languages
  • City of residence

This allows you to:

  • structure tags
  • simplify navigation
  • maintain order in the database

Notes

  • one employee can have multiple tags
  • roles and tags are used independently of each other
  • roles are used in the project logic, tags are used for classification and filtering.

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