Package tags act as identifiers and are what creates the link between your packages (memberships, passes and bundles) and the products (sessions/classes/appointments, on demand resources and courses) for which they are valid as a payment option.
If all of your packages apply to all of your sessions you’d only ever need to use one Tag, e.g. Tag 1 across your packages and sessions.
Package tags also allow you to group products together. For example, you may have some sessions available at £10 each and some at £15. Using different tags you could group them together so that you can easily create a package that is only valid for the £10 sessions. Similarly if you have busy peak-time sessions and quieter off-peak sessions you may wish to create passes that cover just off-peak sessions.
When creating packages you can apply multiple tags. This means that you can create packages that cover (using the examples above) £10 and £15 classes, or both on-peak and off-peak sessions.
Products (sessions/classes/appointments, on demand resources and courses) can only have 1 package tag, whereas a package (memberships, passes and bundles) can have multiple package tags.
Remember, for a package to be valid as a payment option for a product, they must share the same package tag and the package must be selected as a payment option on the Edit this session page.
While you cannot create additional package tags, you can customise the names of the 10 available tags by navigating to Packages > Package Tags > update name of a tag(s) > Update. These tag names are visible only to business admins, so you are free to label them in whatever way best suits your needs.