When you create any Label, its label appears on the left bar.
You can create a label selecting any company and click "Label" button on the top panel -
Another way is to use the "Label" column and create/assign label via it -
Finally, you can create and assign label via Company profile section -
Once you create your first label, it will appear on the left panel under the "Analytics" section -
here are several options how you can use Labels to filter your list -
Option 1 - use Left Panel:
Once any of your labels is active, you can use it in a combination with other labels such as "AND"/"Or" options.
By default, any turned-on label is used as an "Any of" filter.
For example, active labels "Python" and "RPA" will show you all companies that have either "Python" or "RPA" labels or Both.
However, clicking "More" button on active label will show you an option to make the label as "Include ALL"
Using this case, you can choose "RPA", "Python", "React" labels and change "RPA" label to "Include ALL" case.
As a result, you will see a list, where all companies must have an "RPA" label, and any of "Python", "React" or only "RPA" label
Option 2 - use "Label" Filter:
In "Add filter" section, you can find the option "Labels" in the drop list -
Selecting this filter will show you interface with similar functionality as you get using left panel -
Here you can -
When you create any Label, its label appears on the left bar.
You can create a label selecting any company and click "Label" button on the top panel -
Another way is to use the "Label" column and create/assign label via it -
Finally, you can create and assign label via Company profile section -
Once you create your first label, it will appear on the left panel under the "Analytics" section -
here are several options how you can use Labels to filter your list -
Option 1 - use Left Panel:
Once any of your labels is active, you can use it in a combination with other labels such as "AND"/"Or" options.
By default, any turned-on label is used as an "Any of" filter.
For example, active labels "Python" and "RPA" will show you all companies that have either "Python" or "RPA" labels or Both.
However, clicking "More" button on active label will show you an option to make the label as "Include ALL"
Using this case, you can choose "RPA", "Python", "React" labels and change "RPA" label to "Include ALL" case.
As a result, you will see a list, where all companies must have an "RPA" label, and any of "Python", "React" or only "RPA" label
Option 2 - use "Label" Filter:
In "Add filter" section, you can find the option "Labels" in the drop list -
Selecting this filter will show you interface with similar functionality as you get using left panel -
Here you can -
Discover our data-driven solutions for business development and sales for various industries: IT, Recruitment, Real sector
explore