# Organizing Your Inventory

As your inventory grows, organization becomes essential. Nifty provides **Labels**, **Favorites**, and **Private Notes** to help you categorize and find items quickly.

### Where to find it

To manage **Labels**, go to Settings → [**Labels**](https://app.nifty.ai/settings/labels).

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**Favorites** are managed directly within the [**Inventory Manager**](/inventory-management/inventory-manager.md).

**Private Notes** can be added from the **Inventory Manager**, or when [creating or editing an item](/crosslisting/creating-and-editing-items.md).

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### Labels

**Labels** are custom tags you create to categorize items however makes sense for your business. Each label can have a custom name, description, and color.

**How to create labels:**

1. Go to **Inventory Settings**.
2. Find the **Inventory labels** section.
3. Create a new label or edit an existing one.

**How to apply labels:**

1. When creating or editing an individual listing, you can add labels using the **Inventory labels** section.
2. When viewing items in your **Inventory Manager**, you can select multiple rows and [**Bulk Apply Labels**](/inventory-management/bulk-actions.md).

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**Note:** Bulk apply labels will override all existing labels for the item(s).
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**Example uses:**

* "Photo needed" — items that need better photos
* "Price drop" — items to discount soon
* "Holiday" — seasonal inventory
* "Source: Estate sale" — track where items came from

### Favorites

Mark items as **Favorites** to create a quick-access list of inventory.

**How to favorite an item:**

1. Find the item in your **Inventory Manager**.
2. Click the star icon to toggle favorite status.

**When to use favorites:**

* Items you frequently pick up and want to copy quickly
* Items you want to track closely

### Private Notes

**Private Notes** are short memos that you can easily attach to an item.

**How to add a private note from the Inventory Manager:**

1. Find the item in your **Inventory Manager**.
2. Click **Add private notes**.

**How to add a private note from the Listing Form:**

1. Find the **Private note** section.
2. Enter your private note.
3. Click **Update item**.

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**Important:** SKUs should be put in the dedicated SKU field, rather than **Private Notes**, as the dedicated field is carried over to the [**Sale Detection Tracker**](/auto-delisting/sale-detection-tracker.md) and [**Analytics**](/analytics/analytics.md) when an item sells.
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### Filtering by organization

Use the **Filter bar** in the **Inventory Manager** to show:

* Only favorites
* Only items with a specific label

And use the **Search bar** in the **Inventory Manager** to search across your private notes.

This helps you work through your inventory systematically.

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### Limitations

| Limitation               | Details                                    |
| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------ |
| Create label hierarchies | Labels are flat (no sub-labels or folders) |


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