Organize and manage messages across push, email, SMS, and in-app channels with Labels in OneSignal. Easily filter, categorize, and streamline your campaign workflow.
Labels in OneSignal help you categorize and organize messages across push, email, SMS, and in-app channels. Labels make it easier to filter messages, locate templates, and collaborate across teams.
Once a label is applied, it can be used to filter and group content, improving visibility and navigation within your dashboard.
New labels column on the push index.
Organize your messages by:
To get the most value out of Labels, we recommend:
You can apply up to five labels per message or template. Each label can be up to 100 characters long and must be unique. Labels are shared across all channels, enabling you to group related content across push, email, SMS, and in-app messages.
Use the Labels dropdown when composing a new message. Select existing labels or start typing to create new ones.
Labels dropdown in the message composer.
To label an existing message:
Go to the Messages and select the channel.
Find the message you want to label.
Click the three dots on the right side of the message and select Edit Labels.
Edit labels for each index item through the options menu.
Choose existing labels or start typing to make a new one.
Click Update to save.
Apply filters to show only messages with selected labels. You can use up to five label filters at once. Filters use AND logic, meaning only messages that match all selected labels will appear.
Example: Filtering by Label A
and Label B
will only show messages tagged with both.
Use the filter to find items with that label applied. Limit 5.
To change or remove a label globally:
Rename or delete all instances of a label in the dashboard.
Yes. Labels are shared across all messaging channels. For example, the label “Super Bowl 2023” can be used on push, email or any other channel and will appear consistently in filters.
Yes. When exporting your messages from Delivery > Sent Messages the labels for these messages will be included in the exported CSV.
Organize and manage messages across push, email, SMS, and in-app channels with Labels in OneSignal. Easily filter, categorize, and streamline your campaign workflow.
Labels in OneSignal help you categorize and organize messages across push, email, SMS, and in-app channels. Labels make it easier to filter messages, locate templates, and collaborate across teams.
Once a label is applied, it can be used to filter and group content, improving visibility and navigation within your dashboard.
New labels column on the push index.
Organize your messages by:
To get the most value out of Labels, we recommend:
You can apply up to five labels per message or template. Each label can be up to 100 characters long and must be unique. Labels are shared across all channels, enabling you to group related content across push, email, SMS, and in-app messages.
Use the Labels dropdown when composing a new message. Select existing labels or start typing to create new ones.
Labels dropdown in the message composer.
To label an existing message:
Go to the Messages and select the channel.
Find the message you want to label.
Click the three dots on the right side of the message and select Edit Labels.
Edit labels for each index item through the options menu.
Choose existing labels or start typing to make a new one.
Click Update to save.
Apply filters to show only messages with selected labels. You can use up to five label filters at once. Filters use AND logic, meaning only messages that match all selected labels will appear.
Example: Filtering by Label A
and Label B
will only show messages tagged with both.
Use the filter to find items with that label applied. Limit 5.
To change or remove a label globally:
Rename or delete all instances of a label in the dashboard.
Yes. Labels are shared across all messaging channels. For example, the label “Super Bowl 2023” can be used on push, email or any other channel and will appear consistently in filters.
Yes. When exporting your messages from Delivery > Sent Messages the labels for these messages will be included in the exported CSV.