Pricelist Tags

Overview

Price list tags let you label specific offers (price list lines).

You can then use these labels to filter offers and highlight them on the website.

Purpose

• Make selected offers easier to find.

• Enable custom filtering on the website.

• Highlight offers based on business needs (for example: “Special Deal”, “Early Booking”, “Family Offer”).

Preconditions

• You must have access to the Price List menu.

• At least one price list line must already exist (transport + hotel + room).

Instructions

Step 1: Create a New Tag

1. Go to Price List > Price List Tag.

2. Click New Tag.

3. Enter a Name for the new tag.

4. Click Save Tag.

Step 2: Apply a Tag to Offers

1. Go to Price List.

2. Filter to the offers you want (transport, hotel, room, dates, etc.).

3. Click Display.

4. Open Column Filters.

5. Select the checkbox TAG CH and click Display again.

6. From the displayed results, select one or more offers.

7. Set the TAG value to the tag you want.

8. Click Save.

The selected offers are now tagged. They can be filtered or highlighted on the website.

FAQ

What are pricelist tags? Pricelist tags are labels you can assign to specific offers to help identify and filter offers.

Why would I use a pricelist tag? Tags make selected offers easier to identify and can be used for custom filtering on the website.

Who can create pricelist tags? Any user with access to the Price List menu can create tags.

Do I need price lists before I use tags? Yes. You must have at least one price list with transport, hotel, and room already created.

How do tags affect the website? Tags allow offers to be filtered or highlighted differently on the website.

Can tags be applied to multiple offers at once? Yes. You can select multiple offers and assign a tag to all of them.

Will tags change pricing values? No. Tags are labels only; they do not change pricing values. (Not explicitly documented but inferred from purpose)

Are tags mandatory for filtering? Tags are optional. Filters can be used without tags unless you need custom tagging filters. (Not explicitly documented but inferred from purpose)