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TLDR: Use labels to organize your scripts
Labels
Labels are a way to sort and filter your scripts so you can easily find and organize your scripts. They are also useful for setting the status of a script "Draft", "In Progress", "Ready to Shoot", etc.
Labels are shared with your Team, and each Team has their own set of labels.
Creating and adding labels
To add a label to a script, go to your Scripts page. Then click the dropdown menu to reveal options for the script. Select "Manage Labels"
After clicking "Assign Labels", a new window will appear. Within this window, you'll see an option to add a new label:
Type the name of the label, hit the "plus +" button, then close the modal.
After clicking "Assign Labels", a new window will appear. Within this window, you'll see an option to add a new label:
Type the name of the label, hit the "plus +" button, then close the modal.
Filtering with labels
Now that you have applied a label, you can use the label to filter your scripts. When a label filter is applied, you'll only see scripts that have the specified label.
Removing labels
To remove a label, navigate to "Manage Labels" as described before. When the modal is open, you'll see all the labels. Labels with a solid background are applied to a script. Outlined labels are not applied to the script. To remove a label from a script, click on the label so that it appears as outlined instead of solid. Note: Removing a label from a script does not delete the label itself.
Deleting Labels
Delete a label by clicking the trash can icon that appears next to the text in the Label Filter:
Note: You can only delete labels that aren't currently applied to a script.