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# Add Tags to Chat Tickets

After you understand how to add a classifier, then the next question is, ***how to add tagging to the ticket?*** In the 3Dolphins system there are two steps to add tagging in chat tickets, i.e ***manual tagging*** and ***automatic tagging***.

For example, you might want to mark a ticket that has a message about a status order in the application with tags such as ‘*Live Chat – Check Status*‘.

![Example of Tag](/files/-MRTJbeH16O8V6kJt0-p)

So let’s see what the difference between *manual tagging* is compared to *automatic tagging*.

### **Manual Tagging**

Manual tagging is a tag that you can add manually to the ticket by span the ticket and click *Tags*, then choose one of the tag and click *"Edit Tags"* button to save, so the tag will appears on the ticket. 

![Add Manual Tagging](/files/-MRTJGaaXn8VyfcfjbMX)

For example, mark a ticket with tags such as ‘*Live Chat – Check Status*‘ as shown images below.

![Tag Added](/files/-MRTJVY7WyVgt5m8FXT_)

### **Automatic Tagging**

Automatic tagging is the tags that are given automatically to the ticket when the ticket is created.

In order to receive tags automatically on tickets, in *customer service > paragraph classifier* menu, activate the ***automatic classifier*** by switching the toggle button to ***On***.

![Automatic Classifier ON](/files/-MRTJo7oS4xp82zMbQiY)

In addition, you also should do the *train* process on the classifier. *Train* classifier makes it possible to minimize errors when tagging ticket. In the upper right corner, click ***train*** button and wait for the train process to finish.

![Train Process](/files/-MRTK3ymuzS0_0qir704)

After you enable automatic classifier and train the module, When you receive the ticket, you will see the ticket tags based on content message received. For example, if customer send message based on the content that available on the classifier module (ex : Saya ingin complain), the ticket will automatically have a label “Live Chat - Complain” according to the label on the classifier module, such as images below.

![Automatic Tagging](/files/-MRTPEqGKzR6Dd-H1cAh)


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