
Two Ways to Apply Tags
1. AIP-Level Tags
Every AIP has a Tags field where you can specify labels that are automatically applied whenever that AIP is triggered. For example, if you have an AIP for abusive language detection, you might add a tag likeabusive. Every conversation that matches this AIP will be tagged automatically.
Use case: Categorizing by topic (withdrawals, deposits, bonuses, complaints)
2. @Add Tags Action
In your AIP instructions, you can use the@Add Tags action to apply tags conditionally based on the conversation flow.
Help Desk Sync
Tags applied by Cevro sync to your help desk (Intercom, Zendesk, LiveChat, etc.), where you can:- Filter conversations by tag
- Create automations based on tags
- Run reports on tag frequency
Best Practices
Be consistent — Use a standard naming convention (e.g.,category-subcategory like billing-refund)
Tag for reporting — Think about what you’ll want to filter and analyze later
Don’t over-tag — A few meaningful tags are better than many overlapping ones
Combine with AIP-level and instruction-level — Use AIP-level for topic categorization, instruction-level for outcomes
Saving and Publishing
Tags follow the same save/publish flow as other AIP settings:- Make changes in the AIP editor
- Click Save to save as draft
- Click Publish when ready for production
Changes to tags only affect new conversations. Existing conversations keep their original tags.
Related Documentation
- AI Procedures (AIPs) — Where you configure AIP-level tags
- Player Context & Actions — Using @Add Tags in instructions