Automate Sub-Tagging with Guided Workflow

Streamline your tagging process with Guided Sub-Tagging (Beta)! This powerful workflow allows you to easily create sub-tags based on an existing tag field, making it easier to organize and categorize your content. Get up and running with Guided Sub-Tagging today!
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Save time and energy by leveraging the power of Guided Sub-Tagging (Beta) to accurately tag your data with sub-categories.

Automate the process of assigning sub-category tags to your data, increasing accuracy and efficiency.

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With Relevance AI
Increased efficiency - Guided sub-tagging helps streamline the process of tagging by guiding users through the sub-tagging process, reducing the amount of time needed to complete the task.
Improved accuracy - Guided sub-tagging ensures that all tags are correctly applied and updated, eliminating the possibility of manual errors.
Better organization - Guided sub-tagging allows users to organize their data more effectively, making it easier to locate the information they need
Without Relevance AI
Increased efficiency - Guided sub-tagging helps streamline the process of tagging by guiding users through the sub-tagging process, reducing the amount of time needed to complete the task.
Inaccurate tagging - Without guided sub-tagging, users are more likely to make mistakes in tagging due to a lack of guidance.
Poor organization - Without guided sub-tagging, users are unable to effectively organize their data, hampering their ability to find the information they need.

Example use cases

Automate Sub-Tagging with Guided Workflow

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