# What is a good use of labels within a company?

We hope you can give us some examples of how you use labels as a company.

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- Posted at: over 5 years ago
- Author title: Managing Director
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

Hey, Fabian! 

Are you looking for use-cases of labels as in Time Tracking, or do you mean tags for tasks? 

If you&#39;re talking about labels, you can use them on each time entry to then filter when you report on your time. As an example, you can mark time entries with a label for &quot;client a&quot; then see all of their time together in one place. This would be useful if the client&#39;s tasks aren&#39;t all in the same List, for example, and you couldn&#39;t filter by location!  

For tags, you can use them to group, view, or manage any related tasks through filters. Tags are useful just like labels, where statuses can be restricted or the location of the tasks varies across your Workspace. 

We use tags internally to delineate the type of bug, some of our Enterprise clients, or even if an integration is made by a third-party inside of our features list! 

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- Posted at: over 5 years ago


#### Reply 1

Thank you for your answer. The way you work with tags in your company like you described in the last paragraph is the way I was thinking about it. But til now it seems there is no need to use them already. Thank you and have a nice day!

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- Posted at: over 5 years ago
- Author title: Managing Director



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