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How to use labels for meeting transcripts

Learn how to manually or automatically apply labels to organize your meeting transcripts in Tactiq.

Rielee Velasco avatar
Written by Rielee Velasco
Updated this week

You can organize your meeting transcripts in Tactiq by applying labels manually or automatically.

To label a transcript, open the meeting and select Add label, or set up rules under Settings → Labels to automatically apply labels based on meeting title, participants, or duration.

Manually applying labels

To add a label directly to a meeting:

  • Go to My Meetings and open the transcript you want to label.

  • Click Add label on the right-hand panel.

  • Choose an existing label or create a new one.

Your selected label will now appear on the meeting, helping you group and filter transcripts more easily.

📌 Notes:

  • Some labels, such as 1:1 or Long meeting, are created automatically by Tactiq based on your settings. These automatic labels can’t be removed directly from a transcript.

  • If you want to stop these labels from being added in the future, go to Settings → Labels and remove or edit the automatic label configuration.

Automatically apply labels

To have labels assigned automatically based on meeting properties:

  • Go to Account & Settings → Settings → Labels.

  • Click Create label or the edit icon to update an existing label.

  • Define your label name and description.

  • Add filters to determine which meetings will receive this label automatically.

Filter

Description

Meeting title

Apply the label if the title contains or equals specific keywords (e.g., "1-on-1").​

Participants

Filter by the number of participants (e.g., "greater than 3") or specific participant emails.​

Meeting duration

Filter by duration (e.g., "less than 30 minutes").

  • Click Create to finalize your label settings and filters.

Your filters will now automatically assign labels to new and past meetings based on the specified conditions.


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