Tags and catalogue

Tags only help if everybody uses the same ones

Hookdesk ships a managed tag catalogue with colours and descriptions. Agents pick from a list, automation applies them consistently, and reports finally show a truthful breakdown of demand.

  • Colour-coded tags defined once in Admin
  • Dropdown selection in the new-ticket dialog and the properties panel
  • Routing rules and SLA policies can key off tags
  • Tag frequency and trend reporting out of the box

Tags & catalogue

Live in your workspace

Active
  • Managed list
  • Automation ready
  • Demand analysis
  • SLA targeting
  • Client catalogue

Inside the workspace

What your team actually sees

Tag frequency in Reports shows which categories of work are growing, period over period, using the same taxonomy agents apply in the queue.

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Ticket volume - last 7 days

MonTueWedThuFriSatSun

First response

2m 14s

Resolution

4h 06m

SLA met

97.4%

Reopen rate

3.1%

Agent workload

  • Rae S.2m 04s4.9
  • Tom B.3m 12s4.6
  • Nadia K.1m 48s4.8
  • Owen P.4m 30s4.4

Capabilities

Built for this job, not bolted on

Managed list

No more billing, Billing and billling: agents choose from the catalogue.

Automation ready

Rules add tags on keyword, sender or client, before an agent opens the ticket.

Demand analysis

See which tags are climbing and staff against real drivers of volume.

SLA targeting

Give sensitive categories tighter response targets than everything else.

Client catalogue

Clients, tiers and products live alongside tags as first-class records.

Filterable queues

Any tag can drive a filtered inbox view for a specialist team.

How it runs

From arrival to answer

  1. 1

    Define the taxonomy

    Agree twenty tags that describe your work, and create them with colours.

  2. 2

    Apply automatically

    Rules tag obvious cases from subject, sender or client on arrival.

  3. 3

    Refine in the queue

    Agents adjust tags from the dropdown as they triage.

  4. 4

    Review monthly

    Reports show which tags grew, so the taxonomy stays useful.

Detail

The small print that matters

Where it lives

Admin > Catalogue; used in the queue, rules, SLA policies and reports.

Colours

Each tag carries a colour token so the queue stays scannable.

Governance

Only admins create tags, which keeps reporting comparable across months.

Related

More administration features