Tags in Viatza
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Tags are simple labels that connect related records across sections.
They become more valuable as your data grows, especially when you want to find patterns without remembering exactly where each record was saved.
In Viatza, tags are not managed from a standalone screen on Home.
You create and select tags while editing a specific entry, such as a symptom record, medication, file, appointment, or specialist.
Why Tags Matter
Without tags, search depends mostly on exact names and keywords.
With tags, you can group records by context across sections, for example:
- Visit phase
- Symptom cluster
- Treatment context
- Follow-up status
This makes cross-section search much faster and more practical over time.
Where Tags Are Used
You can add tags in entry details across:
- Symptom records
- Medication records and dose logs
- Appointments
- Specialists
- Files
Because the same tag system is shared across sections, one label can connect related information in one searchable thread.
Add and Select Tags
To add tags, open the details screen of the entry you are editing, then open the Tags field.
In the tag picker, you can:
- Select one or more existing tags
- Create a new tag directly from the input field
- Save your selection with Done
This workflow keeps tagging close to where the data is created, so you can label records in context.
Search with Tags
You can search by tag from:
- Home search
- Section-level search (for example Specialists, Files, or Appointments)
Search by tag text helps surface related entries even when titles and notes are different.
Tag Scope
Tags are patient-scoped.
This means tags from one patient do not mix into another patient’s records, which keeps each diary clean and focused.
If you track multiple family members or pets, this helps prevent accidental cross-linking between unrelated histories.
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