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# Contract Tags

Administrators can assign multiple free-form tags to contracts. Tags can be added during contract creation, edited inline on the contract detail page, and used to filter the contract index list.

#### Adding and editing tags <a href="#adding-and-editing-tags" id="adding-and-editing-tags"></a>

* **Contract wizard**: An optional tags field appears during contract setup. Existing tags are shown in a dropdown, and new tags can be created on the fly.
* **Contract detail page**: Tags are displayed as badges and can be edited inline by clicking on them. A multi-select dropdown allows adding or removing tags without leaving the page.

#### Filtering by tags <a href="#filtering-by-tags" id="filtering-by-tags"></a>

The contract index page includes a tags filter in the Advanced Filters section. Selecting one or more tags filters the list to show only contracts with those tags. Filter selections persist across page navigation.

#### Reporting <a href="#reporting" id="reporting"></a>

Tags are available as a filter dimension in the Report Builder, allowing administrators to create filtered contract datasets by tag.

#### Details <a href="#details" id="details"></a>

* Tags are case-insensitive and stored in lowercase.
* A contract can have any number of tags.
* Tags are organisation-scoped -- each organisation has its own tag vocabulary.
* No special permissions are required beyond standard contract edit access.


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