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Learn the Basics
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- Spaces
- Space Types
- Creating Spaces
- Adding Users to Spaces
- Space Activity Stream
- Following Spaces
- Space Details
- Space Dates
- General Space Settings
- Duplicating Spaces
- Renaming Spaces
- Changing the Space Color and Icon
- Leaving Spaces
- Removing Users from Spaces
- Moving Spaces between Workspaces
- Moving Spaces between Different KanBo Environments
- Closing and Reopening Spaces
- Deleting Spaces
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Visualize Work
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Collaborate
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Level Up Your Work
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Resource Management
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Work Securely
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Integrations
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- Microsoft Teams Integration
- Notifying KanBo Users in Microsoft Teams
- Opening KanBo in Microsoft Teams
- Sharing Microsoft Teams Messages and Posts as Notes in Cards
- Adding KanBo Tabs in Teams Channels
- Integrating Workspaces with Microsoft Teams
- Integrating Spaces with Microsoft Teams
- KanBo Link Unfurling
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- Importing Microsoft Planner Plans into KanBo
- Exporting KanBo Space Views to Excel
- Visitors in Microsoft 365 Environments
- Adding KanBo Modern Web Part to SharePoint Site
- Autodesk BIM Integration
- ServiceNow Integration
- Zapier Integration
- KanBo and Nintex Integration
- UiPath Integration
- Azure Logic Apps Integration
- Power Automate Triggers and Actions in KanBo
- Advanced KanBo Actions in Power Automate
- Creating Document Folders in Document Libraries Created by KanBo with Power Automate
- Creating KanBo Space Attached to Subfolder Created by Power Automate
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Labels
In this article:
Overview
Labels are the predefined multi-select custom field that can describe your card. Define them and use them like tags to organize your work. They inform about the category of the card, which can be based on priority, department, or any other criteria that make sense for your workflow.
You can add many labels to one card. Set different colors of each other for quick recognition.
Example: The remote and indoor labels on the Cinema Selection card.
You can add multiple labels to one card.
Labels can be visible in three places:
- as a card icon on a card (above)
- in a card view (card details section)
- as a card grouping option (below)
Example: The outdoor, remote, and indoor labels are displayed as groupings.
You can see all assigned custom fields in the card details section inside the card.
Example: The remote and indoor labels are displayed inside the card as custom fields.
Adding labels to cards
There are three ways to add a label to a card.
I. From the card level:
- Open the card.
- On the card details section, go to Custom fields, and then select the “+” button.
- Select the label.
II. From the space level:
- Open the space.
- Set the card grouping by labels.
- Drag a card and move it to the selected group.
- On the card front, select the card status icon, go to
Labels, and then select the desired label.
Use Bulk Actions to add a label to many cards at once.
Removing labels from cards
There are three ways to remove a label from a card.
I. From the card level:
- Open the card.
- On the card details section, go to Custom fields, and then select the label.
- Select
Remove.
- Open the space.
- Set the card grouping by labels.
- Drag a card and move it to the Unassigned group.
- On the card front, select the card status icon, go to
Labels, and then select the desired label.
Creating labels
Only space owners can create labels.
To create a label:
- Open the space.
- On the space top bar, go to
More, and then select
Labels. - Select + Create.
- Enter the name and select the color of the label, and then select Create.
Editing labels
Only space owners can edit labels.
To edit a label:
- Open the space.
- On the space top bar, go to
More, and then select
Labels. - Select the desired label.
- Enter the new name, or select the new color of the label, and then select Save.
Remember that labels can be shown as groups, and you can also edit them with group settings.
Deleting labels
Only space owners can delete labels.
To delete a label:
- Open the space.
- On the space top bar, go to
More, and then select
Labels. - Hover over the label, go to
More, and then select
Delete.
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