> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tuplo.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tuplo.com/introduction/interface-fundamentals/flags.md).
# Flags
**Flags** are a way to label items with additional context.
You can assign meaning to each flag color. For instance, you could use red flags to indicate that a new product image is needed and blue flags to show that a vendor price adjustment is pending.
When assigned, items appear with a flag icon in their specific window and are identified with a colored dot in list views.
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## Assign a Flag
Flag Options as seen in the Product Group Window.
When accessing a detailed view of an item, such as in the Product Group Window or the Order Details Window, the Flag button displays the current flag color and allows for adjusting it.
To **assign** a flag:
1. **Click** the Flag button.
2. **Select** a flag color.
If you select the empty flag at the top of the list, the flag will be removed from that item.
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## Mass Assign Flags
Flags can be quickly assigned to multiple items when viewed in the Products tab of the Navigator Window.
To quickly **assign** or **update** flags on multiple items:
1. **Select** the desired items.
2. **Choose** **More Options Menu > Flags**.
3. **Select** a flag color.
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## Search by Flags
Searching by flag in the Navigator Window.
You can click the Flag button to open a drop-down menu and select a flag to filter search results when browsing items in the Navigator Window.
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