# Tag manager

The Tag Manager is your tool for effectively saving time and nerves. Use it to automatically assign tags based on conditions you define.

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## Adding Tag Manager <a href="#adding-tag-manager" id="adding-tag-manager"></a>

Create a new Tag Manager by clicking on the appropriate button.

All tags configured by the Tag Manager are set exclusively where the defined conditions are met. If the conditions change, previously set global tags that no longer apply are automatically removed.

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1. Then assign a **name** and a brief **description**.
2. Select from the dropdown all **managed values** by this Tag Manager that you want to consider or enter them manually into the field. Please note that you must have previously created a global tag!
3. If needed, select the relevant options from the ones listed below. Your options include:
   1. Add managed value
   2. Strict mode
   3. Remove managed value
4. Then select the **condition** for which the Tag Manager should apply.
5. Add additional **conditions** or **sub Requirements** as needed.
6. Specify **assigned references** in the final step.
7. Finally, add your created Tag Manager.

It will then appear in the overview and can be deleted or edited from there.