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Administrators can set up Tag letters to help determine how data entry is entered into the application. For example, (M) Manual, (I) Import and so forth. Administrators assign a tag name to a tag letter and that appears in the Tag drop-down list within the data entry screens.
| • | Tags are often referred to as source tags or source codes. |
| • | Any letter of the alphabet can be assigned a tag description. |
| • | The letter A is used by the application for automated settings; therefore, do not assign the letter A for a tag. |
| • | Administrators assign a tag name to a letter and that appears in the Tag drop-down list within the data entry screens. |
| • | Use tag letters to identify transferred, imported and bridge import data. |
| • | Administrators are responsible for creating and maintaining tag letters within Manage Tags in the System folder. |
| • | During the scrunch process, you have the option to scrunch data with tags. |
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