Search - Searching and Reporting on Tags

Tagging

After a tag has been created, tagging files can be performed while browsing in the system or after a search has been completed. This process simplifies locating specific files for organization, searching, and reporting capabilities.

1. Click on the Files Tab, located in the top navigation menu.

Files Tab

2. Perform any file search using the three query parameters and click Search

File Search

3. Once the file results are displaying, ensure that the Details View option is selected as the View Type.

Details View

4. Select the checkboxes located to the left of the file’s name for tagging.

Select Files

5. Click the Tag button, located in the toolbar above the file results.

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Tag Button

6. Use the drop-down menu to view the list of available tags and click on the tag’s checkbox to select it.

Tag Selection

7. Once the tag is selected, click OK to save the changes.

Apply Tag Selection
  1. Now that the files are tagged, this feature can be used to assist with collaboration towards ROT remediation or compliance efforts.

Searching

After files have been tagged, file searches and reports can be generated to view only the selected files.

Searching For Tagged Files

1. Click on the Files Tab, located in the top navigation menu.

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Files Tab

2. Perform a file search using the tag’s name and click the search button when completed.

  • First Filter: Select [By Tag]
  • Second Filter: [Choose an operator]
  • Third Filter: Select the [tag’s name]
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Files Search
  1. The system will display all the selected tag’s files. From this point, the search can be exported, printed, fields can be altered, and a report can be generated for future use.
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File Results

Reporting on Tagged Files

1. Click on the Reports tab, located in the top navigation menu.

Reports Tab

2. Click on the Create Custom Report button, located in the upper right-hand corner.

Create New Report Button

3. Create a query using the tag’s name and click Search when completed.

  • First Filter: Select [By Tag]
  • Second Filter: [Choose an operator]
  • Third Filter: Select the [tag’s name]
Query Pop-up Box

4. Add and remove fields to the report using the Available and Selected field sections. Once completed, click Search to generate the report.

Field Selection
  1. The query builder pop-up box will close, and the system will display all files that have been selected using the custom tag. From this point, the report can be exported, printed, fields can be altered, and the report can be saved for future use.
Tag Report Query

Removing Tags

After files have been tagged, the tag can be removed. The simplest way to find the tagged files is to complete a files search using the tag’s name. It’s important to note that the system will not allow files to be untagged if the tag has been deleted. Once the tag has been deleted, the tagged files will no longer have the ability to be untagged without recreating the tag again. To remove a deleted tag from a file, recreate the same custom tag with an identical name. Once the tag has been restored, the system will allow for the untagging of files.

1. Click on the Files Tab, located in the top navigation menu.

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Files Tab

2. Perform a file search using the tag’s name and click the search button when completed.

  • First Filter: Select [By Tag]
  • Second Filter: [Choose an operator]
  • Third Filter: Select the [tag’s name]
By Tag File Search

3. Once the file results are displaying, ensure that the Details View option is selected as the View Type.

Details View

4. Select the checkboxes located to the left of the file’s name for untagging.

Select Files

5. Click the Tag button, located in the toolbar above the file results.

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Tag Button

6. Use the drop-down menu to view the list of available tags and click on a checkbox to deselect it.

Deselect Tag

7. Once the tag is no longer selected, click the OK button to save the changes.

Tag Deselected

8.At this point the files have been successfully untagged and will no longer appear in [By Tag] searches.

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