Object labels
An object label can quickly highlight features or amenities of a property. This makes choosing an object for specific reservations easier. This article further explains how to label an object and why this is useful.
Object labels are for internal use only. Guests do not have the ability to view them. Consequently, object labels cannot be used in the Search & Book.
Creating a new object label
New object labels can be created via the labels submenu under organisation settings. Here you can give the labels a name, and a colour. Similarly, you can also edit or archive existing labels.
Adding a label to an object
You can add object labels by clicking on the pen behind 'no labels' - or behind already assigned labels - at the object in question. You can then add a label by entering its name or choosing from the drop-down menu. This also allows you to add several labels at once.
Labels are ideal for making specific reservations. For example, you can label objects based on their location - near the playground, near a sanitary building, near the water etc. - or according to amenities - pet-free, bath in bathroom, air conditioning, etc.
Object labels and overviews
In addition to the functionality of object labels when making specific reservations, you can also use object labels to create overviews. For example, you can quickly export an overview of all objects with a sauna or with a parking space. Conversely, you can also create overviews of objects without specific labels.
Object labels can also be used to indicate a status. For example, 'permanent residence', 'for sale by...' or 'long-term rental'.