Tags
Tags are labels you put on your members to organise them — by department, team, office, cohort, or any axis that matters to your organisation. A member can carry as many tags as you like.
Their main purpose: tags control which assessments a manager can see. A manager sees the assessments of members who share a tag with them — so tagging is how you scope a manager's view to their part of the organisation.
How tags work
- A tag has a type (the axis — e.g.
department,team,office,cohort) and a name (the value — e.g.Engineering,Madrid). - The type vocabulary is yours to define — use whatever axes fit your organisation. There's no fixed list.
- A member can have many tags at once. Someone can be on the
team: Platform, inoffice: Madrid, and part ofcohort: 2026-H1simultaneously.
Creating tags
- Open Tags in the portal sidebar (admins only).
- Enter a type and a name and click Add tag. Duplicate
(type, name)pairs are rejected, so each tag is unique within your tenant. - Delete a tag by clicking it — this also removes it from every member it was assigned to.
Assigning tags to members
- Open Members and edit a member.
- Use the tag multi-select to assign one or more tags; click an assigned tag to remove it.
You assign tags you've already created on the Tags page — so set up your vocabulary first, then tag your members.
What tags do: manager visibility
This is the point of tags. Roles in Wiselook are admin, manager, and member:
- A member sees only their own assessments.
- A manager sees the assessments of every member who shares at least
one of the manager's tags — plus their own. Give a manager the
team: Platformtag and tag their reports the same way, and the manager's Team view shows exactly that team's assessments. - An admin sees every assessment in the tenant, and can filter the tenant-wide list by a tag to focus on one group at a time.
A worked example:
- Create
team: Platform. - Assign it to the manager and to the members on that team.
- The manager opens Assessments and sees a Team assessments view scoped to those members. Members you didn't tag don't appear.
A note on widget visitors
Tags apply to your members (the people in your organisation). They do not apply to widget visitors — anonymous end users who take an assessment through a widget on your website have no member identity, so they are not part of any tag group. When an admin filters the tenant assessment list by a tag, widget-visitor assessments are not included.