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# CRM - How to add tags in bulk

Imagine that you want to add tags to all open opportunities in a pipeline.

Follow these steps:

* Before we begin, you need to have the tag already created.[ To learn how to create tags, click here](https://docs.sprinthub.com/topicos/configuracoes/tags)

1 - Access the CRM and choose the pipeline

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2 - Click on Pipeline Automation

Then click on + New Automation

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In this case we will use the pipeline automation to add tags in all stages of this pipeline.&#x20;

**To add the tag to one or more specific stages, indicate them in the condition field.**

In the automation editor add:

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* The automation title
* Trigger: The time of day is >> Specify a time
* Condition: The lead has an opportunity >> Specify the pipeline >> If you want one or more specific stages, indicate the stages. In our case, we left it empty to capture all opportunities from all stages.
* Action: Modify the lead's tags >> Specify the tag, save the automation<br>

Select yes to execute the automation on already EXISTING OPEN opportunities

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