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