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# Filtrer les usagers par tags
Le paramétrage des tags se fait au préalable sur rdv-insertion, dans l'interface de configuration de l'organisation. [En savoir plus ici](/guide-dutilisation-rdv-insertion-and-faq/configuration/configuration-rdv-insertion-and-rdv-solidarites/configuration-rdv-insertion.md#configuration-des-tags). Vous pouvez rajouter les tags depuis la fiche usager et ajouter un ou plusieurs tags à chaque individu.
A. Les tags se trouvent dans les fiches usagers, comme ci-dessous
B. Il est possible de **filtrer par tags**, dans la page d'accueil
C. Il est aussi possible de charger directement les tags lors de l'import du fichier Excel. Pour cela, assurez-vous d'avoir bien configuré la colonne "tag" dans l'interface de paramétrage.
D. Enfin, vous retrouverez aussi les tags dans l'export csv présent dans rdv-insertion
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