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Filter your lists and reports by the categories your team already uses.

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What it is

A Label is a color-coded tag you define and apply to Drivers, Users, Customers, Vendors, and Equipment. Labels are your own categorization layer — Tread does not impose meaning on them.

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How Tread models it

  • Label — a name and a color, owned by your account. Each record holds up to five of your Labels.
  • Setup — create Labels in Settings → Labels.
  • Apply — pick from the Labels field when you create or edit Drivers, Users, Customers, Vendors, or Equipment.
  • Filter — filter Driver, User, Customer, Vendor, and Equipment lists by Label.
  • Private to your account — on a record shared across accounts (a Shared Driver or shared Equipment), each account sees only the Labels it applied.

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Common use cases

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Common pitfalls

Don’t use Labels for data that belongs in a structured field. If you are labeling records with an Equipment Type, Department, or Service Class, use that field instead.
Start with five to ten Labels. Add more only when a real filtering or reporting need shows up.